Correct spellings for INVAID
- inlaid The artist carefully inlaid the small pieces of wood to complete the intricate design of the tabletop.
- invade The armies were ready to invade the neighboring country.
- Invaded The army invaded the enemy's territory and seized control of their resources.
- invalid His excuse for not completing the work was found to be invalid.
- invar Country inns, like the Invar in Vermont, often offer chef-prepared meals and accommodations in historic buildings.
- inward She turned her attention inward and focused on her breath, letting go of all external distractions.
- unpaid I have $1000 in unpaid bills that I need to take care of as soon as possible.
- unsaid His lips moved silently, the message left unsaid.
