How to spell DESTED correctly?
The correct spelling of "dested" could be "tested" or "rested", depending on the context. Other possible suggestions could include "nested", "molested", "wrested" or "detested", again depending on the intended meaning of the word. It's important to check the context and intended meaning of the word, and choose the correct spelling accordingly.
List of suggestions on how to spell dested correctly
- bested I thought I was the best player, but he completely bested me in that game.
- dated That piece of furniture looks dated, I think we need to replace it.
- dented The car's bumper was dented after hitting a pothole.
- desalted I desalted the water to make it potable.
- deserted It was a lonely deserted street.
- Desisted
- destined I believe he was destined for greatness.
- detested
- Dieted
- digested I have just digested a large meal and I am feeling quite full.
- distend The doctor noticed that the patient's stomach began to distend after eating a large meal.
- Divested The party has been divested of its assets.
- dosed I dosed myself with medication before going to bed.
- Doted My girlfriend is doted on by her family.
- Dusted I dusted off the old picture frame and placed it back on the shelf.
- Jested I have never Jested about the importance of mental health.
- nested The Matryoshka dolls were beautifully painted and perfectly nested inside one another.
- rested After a full day of hiking, I finally sat down and rested my tired feet.
- Tasted I tasted the soup and decided it needed more salt.
- tested The new product was rigorously tested by the team before it was released to the market.
- vested She vested in new clothes for the party.
