How to spell SETALED correctly?
The misspelling "setaled" could be corrected as "sealed" or "settled". "Sealed" refers to something being closed or blocked off, while "settled" means resolved or established. These corrections would depend on the intended meaning in the context of the sentence.
List of suggestions on how to spell setaled correctly
- Metaled The old bike has metaled wheels that have rusted over time.
- petaled The petaled flowers bloomed in vibrant shades of pink and white.
- sealed
- seated I am seated on the couch.
- settle She was content to settle for his proposal and begin their life together.
- settled After years of traveling, she has finally settled down and bought a house.
- Stabled This horse is stabled.
- stale
- Staled
- stalked He stalked her all the way to her car.
- Stalled The car stalled in the middle of the highway, causing a traffic jam.
- stapled I have a stack of papers that are stapled together.
- styled Styled clothes are not just for a certain time period, they can be used for any occasion.
