How to spell STEAPED correctly?
If you intended to type "steeped" but misspelled it as "steaped", here are some correct alternatives to consider. "Steeped" refers to immersing something in a liquid to extract flavor or extract. Note these suggestions: "steeled", "steamed", "stamped", "swept" or "staped". Remember to proofread to avoid similar mistakes in the future.
List of suggestions on how to spell steaped correctly
- seated She was pleased to see that she and her partner were seated at a table with a view of the ocean.
- seeped The rain seeped through the roof and left water stains on the ceiling.
- Soaped I wish I had brought some soaped wipes.
- staged The director staged an elaborate fight scene for the movie.
- Staked
- Staled
- stamped The envelope was stamped with the return address of the sender.
- stapled This document is stapled together.
- stared I stared at the space between the bars.
- stated She stated that she would be arriving late.
- Staved I've staved off hunger before, but this is different.
- Stayed
- stead He stood at the back of the line, patiently waiting for his turn to take over the helm and steer the ship in a more steady stead.
- steadied After the accident, I was steadied by my friend.
- steamed She steamed the vegetables for dinner.
- steed She galloped away on her trusty steed.
- Steeled Despite the difficult situation, she steeled herself and remained calm.
- Steeped She is steeped in the traditions of her ancestors.
- steepen The hill began to steepen as I neared the top.
- steeper The hill became steeper as we climbed higher.
- Steered
- stemmed I have a stemmed flower in my hair.
- steppe The grassy steppe was a beautiful sight.
- Stepped I stepped on a crack in the floor.
- stepper He was frequently using the stepper machine at the gym to improve his cardio.
- steppes Near the prairie there are rolling hills, known as the steppes.
- Stetted I had to stop and stetted for a few minutes.
- stewed The meat was stewed for hours until it was tender and flavorful.
- stomped
- stooped The old woman stooped to pick up the fallen papers.
- stopped
- Strapped
- striped She wore a bright striped shirt to the beach.
- Stumped I feel really stumped right now.
- taped I suspected my uncle of being taped when I found his camera hidden in the closet.
