How to spell MOTED correctly?

If you’ve mistakenly typed "moted" instead of the correct word, consider these alternative suggestions. It could be "noted", meaning to observe or take notice of something. Or, if you meant a different word, it may be "mooted", which implies discussing or considering a debatable point.

• Doted She doted on her grandchildren and loved spending time with them.
• emoted She emoted a feeling of excitement when she received the award.
• mated The two were mated for life and would do anything to protect one another.
• matted The cat's fur had become matted after it refused to let its owner brush it.
• Meted After Meted patted himself down, he decided that he needed a new shirt.
• moated The castle was moated as a defense against attackers.
• Molted The bird's feathers molted each year, leaving behind a beautiful display of colors.
• Mooed The cow mooed loudly until the farmer came to milk her.
• Mooted We mooted the idea of hosting the party at my house.
• moped She drove her moped to work every day.
• mote
• motel I stayed at a motel on my way to the beach.
• MOTES The sunbeams shining through the window were filled with floating motes of dust.
• motet The choir sang a beautiful motet during the church service on Sunday.
• moved After being bitten by the snake, I moved quickly away from the area.
• mowed
• muted The room was muted so as not to disturb sleepers.
• noted She noted the new arrivals in the file.
• Toted
• Voted I voted for the candidate that aligns with my values.

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