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Term: insted

Description:

Insted is a common misspelling of the word 'instead,' which means in place of, or as an alternative or substitute for something or someone.

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Sample Sentences:

Sense: Instead as an alternative or substitute:

  1. She chose to eat an apple instead of a cookie for dessert.
  2. You should take a walk instead of sitting at your desk all day.
  3. They decided to hire a consultant instead of promoting an employee from within.

Sense: Instead indicating preference:

  1. He would rather walk home instead of taking the bus.
  2. I'll have tea instead of coffee, thank you.
  3. She opted for the blue dress instead of the red one.

Sense: Instead suggesting contrast or deviation:

  1. I expected her to be angry, but instead, she smiled and hugged me.
  2. The weather forecast predicted rain, but instead, it was a sunny day.
  3. The movie was supposed to be a comedy, but instead, it turned out to be a drama.
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