How to spell URSED correctly?

Possible correct suggestions for the misspelling "ursed" could be "cursed" or "versed". "Cursed" means to be under a spell of bad luck or misfortune, while "versed" means to be knowledgeable or skilled in a particular topic. Both words have very different meanings, so it's important to use the correct spelling in context.

• arced The railing on the balcony is arced to provide extra support.
• Coursed
• cursed I placed a cursed Object on the alter!
• cussed The cussed old man refused to listen to reason and continued to argue with everyone.
• eased The masseuse eased the tension in my shoulders with her skilled hands.
• Erased I erased the slate clean from my past.
• erse The Erse language is considered difficult to learn.
• fused The two metals have fused together to create a new composite material.
• Fussed My aunt fussed over the flowers on the table before guests arrived.
• Horsed I rode my horsed in the park.
• Mused She mused about the possibilities of the future.
• Mussed My hair was mussed up after sitting on the couch for hours.
• nursed The baby was nursed until it was able to drink on its own.
• Parsed The emails were parsed and the addresses were entered into a search engine.
• Pursed
• pursued
• Unset She was disappointed when unset containers were left on the table.
• unused I have several unused tickets from my trip to Greece last year.
• upset She was upset that her favorite shirt didn't fit.
• Urged I urged my friend to go to the doctor after noticing her persistent cough.
• Ursa
• use I will not use your toothbrush.
• used He used to play basketball with his friends every weekend.
• user The user experience has been vastly improved with the latest software update.
• uses She uses her phone to check the time.
• versed As a linguistics expert, she prides herself on being well versed in multiple languages.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately