How to spell WIGHTED correctly?
If you find yourself misspelling the word "wighted", here are some correct suggestions: "weighted" - meaning having a weight; "witted" - meaning having intelligence or quickness of mind; "waited" - meaning stayed in one place for a period of time. Remember to double-check your spelling to communicate accurately!
List of suggestions on how to spell wighted correctly
- Knighted She was knighted by the Queen for her services to the arts.
- lighted The room was beautifully lighted with glowing lamps and sparkling chandeliers.
- Righted After the strong storm, the sailors righted the overturned boat and returned safely to shore.
- sighted The sailor sighted land after weeks at sea.
- Tighter She pulled the string tighter around the package to ensure it wouldn't come undone during the shipping process.
- Weighed She carefully weighed the flour and sugar.
- weighted As a fitness instructor, I recommend using weighted exercises to build muscle and increase strength.
- wigged After nearly losing my wigged cap, I was relieved to find it in the bottom of the sink.
- wight The wight wasp was larger than any other wasp I had seen before.
- wights In Norse mythology, wights were supernatural beings that inhabited the natural world.
- wilted
- Wished I wished for a sunny day, but the clouds remained.
- Withed The flowers had withed due to lack of water.
- Witted I am quick-witted and always have a clever response.
