How to spell SEAED correctly?

If you intended to write "seaed", it's likely you were aiming for the word "seed". "Seed" refers to the small, dormant unit that grows into a plant when provided with favorable conditions. Double-check spellings and consider using tools like auto-correct or proofreading to avoid similar mistakes in the future.

• Ceased The rain ceased as soon as the sun came out.
• eased The doctor eased my pain with a shot of medication.
• leased I have leased my apartment to my friend for a year.
• sad The news of her friend's passing made her feel sad.
• said
• sand
• sated My stomach was feeling a bit sated when I finished my meal.
• saved He saved up enough money to buy a new car.
• sawed With a steady hand, he sawed through the thick branch.
• scad The fish swam away when I reached for it, and I slammed my hand into the surface of the pool, scad
• sea The sea was a deep blue color.
• seabed The oceanographers studied the creatures living on the seabed using a remotely operated vehicle.
• sealed The document was sealed with a wax seal.
• seamed The shirt was made of seamed fabric.
• sear
• seared The steak was seared on the outside and still slightly pink in the center.
• seat I want to sit in the seat in front of you.
• seated I was seated at the front of the class, eager to learn.
• SEATO SEATO was a defensive alliance formed in Southeast Asia in 1954.
• seaweed The seaweed is beginning to wash up on the shore, indicating a change in ocean currents.
• secede
• seder My grandmother always has a seder at the Passover meal.
• see
• seed I planted a seed in the ground, hoping it would grow into a beautiful plant.
• seeded The farmer seeded the entire field with corn for a bountiful harvest.
• Seeds The seeds inside the fruit are what will grow the tree.
• seedy The seedy part of town is not safe at night.
• Seemed I thought it seemed like a good idea at the time.
• seeped She seeped into his life and didn't want to leave.
• seer She is a seer, and she prophecies the future.
• segued The interview segued smoothly into a question about her experience as a touring musician.
• seined The fisherman seined for salmon in the river.
• seized Police seized the suspect's weapons.
• send I will send you an email to confirm our meeting time.
• Served The waiter served us with a smile on his face.
• seward Seward's Folly was the purchase of Alaska by the United States from Russia.
• sewed She sewed the buttons on her blouse.
• sexed I have to take my sexed to the vet on Monday.
• sieved The bedspread had been sieved through several times and was very dusty.
• sled We took the sled down a steep hill.
• Snead Sam Snead was a famous professional golfer.
• soaked The heavy rain soaked through my clothes and into my skin.
• Soaped I'm going to take a soaped bath.
• Soared The bird soared high into the sky, gliding effortlessly on the warm thermals.
• Sped The car sped along the highway, trying to reach its destination before sunset.
• speed I need to increase my speed to finish this project on time.
• stead
• steed The horse was a sturdy and reliable steed.
• Sued The company was sued for a breach of contract.
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• teased The boys teased him mercilessly about his new haircut.

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