What is the correct spelling for EXCEIDE?

If you meant to type "exceide" but misspelled it, there are a few possible corrections. Likely, you intended to write "exceed", which means to surpass a limit or go beyond expectations. Other options could include "excite" (to provoke enthusiasm) or "exercise" (physical activity). Double-check your intended meaning to pick the correct alternative.

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Correct spellings for EXCEIDE

  • exceed The amount of rainfall this season is expected to exceed last year's total.
  • Exceeded John exceeded the speed limit by 20 mph.
  • exceeds The quality of his work always exceeds our expectations.
  • excise Any person caught drinking alcohol in a public place will be subject to an excise tax.
  • excite The news of his upcoming promotion began to excite him.