How to spell UPHEND correctly?

If you've mistakenly spelled "Uphend", here are some potential correct suggestions. Firstly, "Upend" means to overturn or flip. Secondly, "Upheld" is the past tense and past participle of "uphold", meaning to support or maintain. Lastly, "Upended" is the past tense and past participle of "upend", often indicating a shift in position or circumstances.

• upend The toddler managed to upend his toy box, scattering the contents across the room.
• upheld Despite the evidence against the defendant, the jury upheld the verdict of not guilty.

Attenttion

• attention
• attentions
• attenuation
• inattention