How to spell GATHED correctly?
If you're facing the misspelling "gathed", worry not! Here are a few possible correct suggestions: "gathered" (past tense of gather), "garbed" (dressed), "gather" (to come together) or "gazed" (looked attentively). These alternatives align with the context of your sentence, ensuring accuracy and clarity in your writing.
List of suggestions on how to spell gathed correctly
- Bathed I bathed in the warm, soothing water of the hot springs.
- cather
- Earthed The ground was earthed with electrical tape to prevent any sparks.
- fathead I can't believe that the boss would hire a fathead to work on the project.
- Gamed He gamed the system and got away with cheating.
- Gaped The dog gaped at the snake.
- gashed The wrestler's forehead was gashed open from the impact of his opponent's elbow strike.
- gate The gate to the city was closed before dawn.
- Gated The community was gated, so outsiders were not allowed in without permission.
- gather We will gather around the table for dinner.
- gathered The children gathered around the storyteller, eager to hear her tale.
- gathers He gathers wood for the campfire.
- Gazed
- goatherd The goatherd led his herd of goats along the rocky path towards the grassy meadow.
- Lathed He lathed down the rough edges of the wooden table until it was smooth to the touch.
- Loathed As a vegan, I absolutely loathed the sight of my friend's plate piled high with meat.
