Correct spellings for REORDED
- corded She picked up the old corded phone, hoping to hear a familiar voice on the other end.
- Forded The hikers carefully forded the river to continue on their trail.
- Herded The teacher herded the students into the classroom for the morning meeting.
- horded The old man horded his precious antiques until the day he finally decided to sell them.
- Lorded He lorded over his employees and controlled their every move.
- Reared He was reared by his grandparents in a small town in rural America.
- Receded The floodwaters finally receded after a few days of heavy rain.
- recorded The concert was recorded with high-quality microphones for a future live album release.
- recorder The choir teacher handed out a recorder to each student for them to practice their parts for the upcoming performance.
- Regarded She is widely regarded as one of the greatest dancers of all time.
- reloaded He reloaded his gun before heading into the dark alley.
- reorder I need to reorder my supply of printer paper before I run out.
- reordered Your mail was reordered and should be delivered to your new address within the next 2-3 days.
- reorders The online store reorders frequently
- reported The news outlet reported on the latest updates from the ongoing investigation.
- Resided She had resided in New York City for over ten years.
- Resorted When the hotel was fully booked, I resorted to staying at a nearby campground.
- Retorted I retorted with a cutting remark.
- retried After he was found not guilty, the defendant was retried for the same crime due to new evidence.
- Rewarded I was rewarded with a smile from my daughter.
- reworded I reworded the proposal to make it more concise.
- Worded She worded her argument in a clear and compelling manner.
