How to spell EADED correctly?
If you meant to write "headed" instead of "eaded", you're on the right track! Another correct suggestion could be "needed", depending on the context. Remember to proofread to avoid misspellings and confusion.
List of suggestions on how to spell eaded correctly
- beaded I saw her beaded necklace shining under the sunlight.
- eared The cat eared its back and hissed at the dog.
- eased Tom eased his car into the parking lot.
- ended After the movie ended, we all headed out to get some ice cream.
- evaded The criminal evaded the police by running through the crowded market.
- faded The memories of that summer have slowly faded over time.
- headed She left the house early in the morning, headed towards the mountains for a weekend hike.
- jaded After experiencing so many disappointments, he had become jaded and skeptical of any promises made to him.
- laded The boat was heavily laded with cargo for its voyage across the ocean.
- leaded The mechanic examined the car's leaded gasoline tank and recommended switching to a more environmentally friendly option.
- waded The children waded through the shallow water to reach the other side of the lake.
