How to spell APRISED correctly?
If you've mistakenly spelled "aprised" instead of the correct term "apprised", here are a few suggestions to correct the error. Try using "apprised" to denote being informed or updated with information. Alternatively, "surprised" could be used if you intended to convey astonishment or unexpectedness. Double-check your spelling to ensure accurate communication.
List of suggestions on how to spell aprised correctly
- Apposed The two buildings were apposed to each other, leaving only a narrow alleyway in between.
- Appraised The valuation of the house was appraised at $325,000.
- apprise I will apprise you of any updates on the project.
- Apprised I need to be apprised of the situation before I can make a decision.
- Praised The new album was widely praised by music critics.
- priced The new phone model is competitively priced.
- Prized The prized possessions of the the aristocrats were carefully guarded.
- upraised The statue's upraised arm seemed to point towards the sky.
