How to spell ASED correctly?
If you meant to type "ased" but misspelled it, there could be several correct suggestions. For instance, you might have meant "based", "ased" (as in the past tense of "ease") or "cased" (meaning to examine or inspect). Always double-check spellings to ensure accuracy in your writing.
List of suggestions on how to spell ased correctly
- abed I am too tired to watch TV tonight, so I am going to go abed early.
- ACED I aced my final exam and got an A+ in the course.
- aged The aged man struggled to climb the stairs.
- Aped He aped his favorite cartoon character's catchphrase all day.
- Asked He asked if I had seen his phone.
- awed The audience was awed by the stunning performance of the ballet dancers.
- axed The chief was axed on the head with a blunt object.
- based
- cased The detective cased the area for any potential witnesses.
- eased The massage therapist eased my sore muscles with a deep tissue massage.
- used My sister used my phone to call her friend.
