Correct spellings for SECIED
- sacked The manager was sacked after the company went bankrupt.
- seabed The seabed was littered with items that had been thrown overboard.
- sealed She had the letter sealed in an envelope.
- seamed The jeans were seamed with a zigzag pattern.
- seared His steak was seared to perfection.
- seated He was seated in the front row, eagerly waiting for the performance to begin.
- secede After the Civil War, Reconstruction laws were enforced to prevent southern states from attempting to secede again.
- Seceded Alabama has seceded from the United States.
- seed She carefully planted the seed in the soil and waited for it to sprout.
- seeded She seeded her garden with zucchini.
- Seemed After she admitted to stealing the cash from the bank, it seemed as though all hope was lost.
- seeped In her weak state, she seeped wetness through the crack in the door.
- segued I segued into a discussion of my lavender farming project.
- seined I seined for pike this morning.
- seized The suspect was seized by police.
- sensed I sensed he did not like me.
- serried The serried ranks of soldiers marched in unison towards the enemy lines.
- Served I served you some ice cream.
- sewed She sewed a beautiful dress for her daughter's ballet recital.
- sexed She was very pleased with her new car, until she realized it was also sexed.
- Skied I skied in the mountains yesterday.
- Spied The cat spied a mouse scurrying across the kitchen floor.
- Sucked I was really bummed out that I missed the opportunity to get in on the action; the whole thing sucked.
