Correct spellings for REATED
- Berated The coach berated the player for not following the game plan.
- fretted She fretted over the decision for days.
- heated The argument between the two friends became heated as they each defended their opposing views.
- orated The president orated for hours during his State of the Union address.
- Prated The salesperson prated on and on about the features of the product, but I didn't find it very useful.
- Rafted We rafted down the river in a large inflatable raft.
- Ranted The teacher ranted about the students' lack of focus and effort in class.
- rate The rate of inflation is expected to increase next year.
- Ratted The boy ratted out his friends when he got caught stealing.
- read I love to read books before bed to help me fall asleep.
- rebate The store offered a $50 rebate on the new washing machine to encourage customers to make a purchase.
- rebated The company rebated a portion of the purchase price to encourage repeat business.
- reed
- reheated I reheated yesterday's leftover lasagna in the microwave for lunch.
- relate I find it difficult to relate to people who have had completely different life experiences than me.
- related The study of genetics is closely related to the field of biology.
- repeated The teacher repeated the instructions several times for the students who weren't listening.
- reputed She is a reputed expert in marine biology.
- rested After a long day of work, I felt much better once I rested.
- roasted The roasted vegetables were delicious and perfectly tender.
- rooted She was deeply rooted in her beliefs and it wasn't easy to change her mind.
- rotated The tires on my car needed to be rotated to ensure they wear evenly.
- rotted The food in the fridge had rotted and emitted a putrid smell.
- routed The football team was routed by their opponents, losing their chance at the championship.
- rutted The roads leading to the small village were rutted and almost impossible to travel on.
- seated The guests were all seated at the dinner table, eagerly waiting for the meal to begin.
- treated He was always treated with respect by his colleagues at work.
- wreathed The door was wreathed in ivy, giving the impression that the house had been abandoned for years.
- Wrested He wrested the sword from his opponent's hand and struck the final blow.
