Correct spellings for SWORED
- sacred The ancient temple is a sacred place for the local people.
- Savored We savored every bite of our meal.
- scared I was too scared to jump off the high diving board.
- Scored She scored the winning goal in the match.
- scoured I scoured the shelves of the library for hours, searching for the perfect book.
- seared The steak was perfectly seared and browned on the outside, while still tender and juicy on the inside.
- Shored The coastline is shored up with sandbags to protect it from the high waves.
- Sired John is my eldest son; he is also the sired of my second son.
- Snared The rabbit was snared in a trap and could not escape.
- Snored I knew my husband was asleep when he snored loudly beside me.
- Soared "I looked up as the eagle soared high above me, its wings outstretched and catching the rays of the sun."
- soured The relationship between Tom and Jerry soured after the argument they had over the project.
- sowed She sowed the seeds in the garden and carefully watered them every morning.
- Spared She was spared the gallows.
- spored The fungus spored and released tiny granules into the air.
- stared He stared at the ghost for a while before running away.
- stored I stored the unused clothes in the attic.
- storied The hotel had a storied history of hosting famous musicians and actors.
- sward I needed to mow the lawn, but the weed-eater was dead, so I had to sweep the sward
- Swarmed They swarmed all around the building.
- Swayed The strong winds swayed the tall trees back and forth.
- SWED
- Swerved The driver swerved the car to avoid hitting the deer.
- Swiped I swiped right on online dating.
- Swirled She swirled her paintbrush around in the water to clean it.
- Swooned She swooned when she saw the bouquet of flowers.
- Swooped The bird swooped down towards the ground.
- sword I need to get a sword so that I can protect myself.
- Sworder
- Swore I swore I wouldn't get divorced again.
- wired She always felt wired after drinking her morning cup of coffee.
