How to spell TEMTERED correctly?
If you've unknowingly misspelled "temtered", fear not! Here are some possible correct suggestions to help you out: "tempered" or "tattered". "Tempered" refers to something modified or adjusted, while "tattered" describes worn-out or torn items. Double-check and choose the correct term to ensure your communication is clear and accurate.
List of suggestions on how to spell temtered correctly
- metered The gas station in the small town has a metered pump system instead of a pay-at-the-pump system.
- Tampered The evidence had clearly been tampered with, as there were fingerprints where there shouldn't have been any.
- tattered The tattered flag on the building showed the effects of wind and weather.
- Teetered The tower of books teetered precariously before tumbling to the ground.
- tempered She tempered the chocolate by slowly adding in the warmed cream.
- Tendered The captain tendered his resignation after the ship collided with a rock.
- timbered The timbered walls of the old cabin creaked in the wind.
- Tittered The group tittered at the clumsy joke.
- Tottered The old woman tottered down the street with the aid of her walker.
