How to spell ENTITED correctly?
If you meant to type "entitled", here are some suggested corrections. Make sure to double-check the context to ensure the appropriate term for your needs: 1) Entice: to attract or tempt someone; 2) Entire: whole or complete; 3) Entity: a distinct and individual being; 4) Entirely: completely or fully; 5) Entwine: to interlace or weave together. Remember to use the correct word based on your intended meaning.
List of suggestions on how to spell entited correctly
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- Enacted The new law was enacted by the government to protect the environment.
- Entailed The job entailed a lot more work than I had anticipated.
- Entered He entered the room quietly so as not to wake up his sleeping child.
- Enticed The smell of freshly baked cookies enticed me into the kitchen.
- Entities The database contains information about various entities such as customers, orders, and products.
- entitle Having a degree in computer science will entitle you to a higher salary.
- entitled
- entity The company was recognized as a separate legal entity from its owner.
- Incited The politician's speech incited the crowd to action.
- Indited The journalist was indited for publishing false information in his article.
- intuited
- invited I have been invited to my friend's birthday party next week.
- united
- untied She untied the knot in the ribbon and wrapped it around the gift box.
- untitled The gallery displayed an untitled painting that left viewers to interpret its meaning.
