How to spell WARONTED correctly?
If you encounter the misspelling "Waronted", the correct suggestions can be "Warranted" or "Wanton". "Warranted" means justified or authorized, while "Wanton" refers to something reckless or extravagant. Context is crucial in selecting the accurate replacement for this misspelling.
List of suggestions on how to spell Waronted correctly
- Fronted The old Victorian house was beautifully fronted by a manicured garden.
- Parented She parented her two children alone after her husband passed away.
- Wanted The police wanted to question the suspect about the recent robbery.
- Warned I warned my little sister not to touch the hot stove.
- Warranted The company's poor financial performance warranted a closer examination of their spending habits.
- Wonted She greeted me with her wonted smile, brightening up my day.
- Wronged She felt deeply wronged when she discovered her best friend had betrayed her.
