Correct spellings for ATED
- abed I snuggled into my blankets and quickly drifted abed.
- ACED She was shocked to see a framed ACED certificate on the wall.
- Acted I acted surprised when she told me the news.
- aged The aged woman sat quietly on the bench in the park, watching the children play.
- anted I forgot my wallet, so I had to anted to the store.
- Aped The student aped the teacher's mannerisms in an attempt to get a good grade.
- ate Yesterday, I ate a delicious bowl of homemade spaghetti with meatballs.
- awed The audience was awed by the performer's stunning acrobatic display.
- axed She was axed from her job without any prior warning.
- bated The audience watched the tightrope walker with bated breath as she made her way across the thin wire.
- dated The style of the furniture in the living room is quite dated and needs to be updated.
- fated She always felt that meeting her future partner was fated to happen at that moment.
- Gated The neighborhood was gated to ensure security and privacy for the residents.
- hated She hated the color yellow ever since a traumatic experience from her childhood.
- mated The two birds mated and had a clutch of eggs.
- Rated This is a Rated-G movie.
- sated I was so sated from eating that I could barely move.
- ted I can't believe Ted lied to me.
