How to spell CETRED correctly?

If you've mistakenly written "cetred" instead of "centered", here are some correct suggestions for this misspelling. The correct term is "centered", referring to being centrally positioned or focused. Double-check your writing and use the correct spelling to ensure accuracy and clarity in your work.

• betted She betted her entire life savings on that horse race.
• cared She never really cared about anyone else's opinion.
• carted After a long day of shopping, she carted all of her purchases back to the car.
• catered We hired a professional catering service that catered our wedding reception.
• catted I have catted with my friend for hours last night.
• ceased The rain finally ceased, and a rainbow appeared in the sky.
• ceded After the intense negotiations, the company reluctantly ceded control of its operations to the new majority stakeholders.
• CEDRE The CEDRE conference addressed strategies for tackling marine pollution.
• celled The single-celled organism reproduced through binary fission.
• centered She closed her eyes and took a deep breath, trying to get herself centered before starting the presentation.
• Ceres Ceres is believed to be the largest object in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter.
• CETE The CETE department helps in conducting scientific research and providing expertise in environmental toxicology.
• cheered The crowd erupted and cheered as the winning goal was scored in the final seconds of the game.
• CIRED The crowd cired out in excitement as the legendary singer took the stage.
• cited She cited several credible sources in her research paper to support her argument.
• cleared The doctor cleared her to return to work after she recovered from the flu.
• cored She cored the apple before slicing it into thin, even pieces.
• cred His flawless performance earned him a lot of street cred amongst the music industry professionals.
• cured The doctor successfully cured the patient's illness with a new experimental treatment.
• eared She eared a lot of compliments on her stylish outfit.
• erred I deeply regret that I erred in my calculations and caused the project to be delayed.
• fêted
• feared The citizens feared the arrival of the powerful storm.
• feted She was feted at an extravagant party for her outstanding achievements in the field of science.
• geared The new law is specifically geared towards protecting consumers from fraud.
• hatred The hatred between the feuding families had been passed down for generations.
• jeered The audience jeered at the comedian's failed attempts at humor.
• jetted The CEO jetted off to a secret meeting in a private jet.
• leered The creepy stranger leered at me from across the room, making me feel uncomfortable.
• meted The judge meted out a fair punishment to the guilty party.
• metered The apartment complex has metered parking available for residents.
• neared As the marathon runner neared the finish line, she could feel her energy fading.
• netted The fishermen netted a large catch of fresh fish.
• peered She peered through the window, trying to catch a glimpse of her favorite band playing on stage.
• petered My enthusiasm for the project slowly petered out after facing multiple setbacks.
• petrel The petrel swooped and circled above the open ocean, gracefully skimming the water's surface.
• petted I gently petted my cat as she purred contentedly.
• reared She reared her children to be independent and confident individuals.
• retied After quickly realizing his mistake, he retied his shoelaces and continued running.
• retired After working for 40 years, he finally retired and enjoyed his well-deserved time off.
• retread The mechanic suggested getting a retread tire instead of a new one to save money.
• retried He retried the password several times but still couldn't access his account.
• retrod I love the retrod design of this vintage car, it reminds me of a bygone era.
• seared The chef seared the steak for a few minutes on each side, creating a delicious golden crust.
• teared She teared up when she saw her sister walk down the aisle.
• tetrad A tetrad consists of four closely aligned chromosomes during cell division.
• veered The car veered suddenly to avoid hitting the deer in the middle of the road.
• vetoed The president vetoed the bill, preventing it from becoming a law.
• vetted All applicants for the job position will undergo a thorough background check to ensure they are fully vetted before making the final hiring decision.
• wetted He wetted his paintbrush before starting to create his artwork.

Attenttion

• attention
• attentions
• attenuation
• inattention