How to spell ACCUED correctly?
If you meant to write "accued" but accidentally misspelled it, some possible correct suggestions include "accused" or "accrue". "Accused" refers to blaming someone for a wrongdoing, while "accrue" means to accumulate or gather over time. Double-check your spelling to avoid confusion in your writing.
List of suggestions on how to spell accued correctly
- accede After much deliberation, the company finally agreed to accede to the demands of the workers.
- accord The decision was made in accord with company policy.
- accrue Interest will accrue on your account each month.
- accrued
- accursed The accursed storm destroyed the farmer's crops.
- accuse
- accused He was accused of cheating on the exam.
- accuser The accuser claimed that the defendant stole their property.
- ACED I studied so hard for my final exam that I aced it with flying colors.
- Ached
- Acted She acted professionally during the entire meeting.
- arced The bridge arced overhead.
- arched The cat arched its back as a sign of aggression.
- Argued I argued with my brother for hours about the proper way to clean the room.
- CUED The cued waiter appeared to ignore my request for a menu.
