How to spell UNBASED correctly?
If you struggle with the misspelling "unbased", fear not! Here are a few correct suggestions: "unbiased" (impartial or fair), "unbaked" (not cooked) or "unbased" (lacking a foundation). Depending on the context, you can choose the appropriate term. Remember to proofread to avoid any confusion!
List of suggestions on how to spell unbased correctly
- Abased The teacher felt abased when the students misbehaved in front of the principal.
- encased The fragile glassware was encased in a protective bubble wrap before shipping.
- unabashed She was unabashed in her admiration for the famous singer.
- unabated The storm continued unabated throughout the night, causing severe flooding in the city.
- Unbaked The cookie dough was unbaked and needed to be placed in the oven.
- unbarred The gate was unbarred, allowing the horses to roam freely out of the stable.
- unbiased As a journalist, I strive to remain unbiased in my reporting of the news.
- unbowed Even in the face of adversity, she remained unbowed and persevered.
- uncased The lamp is uncased, awaiting a new shade.
- unfazed She showed no unfazed when I told her I wanted to break up with her.
- unlaced She unlaced her shoes and let out a contented sigh.
- unused I have many unused notebooks in my drawer.
