Became
Common misspellings:
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- baceme (0.2%)
- bacme (1.4%)
- becamne (0.3%)
- beame (3.2%)
- becaue (0.2%)
- bcame (4.3%)
- becamse (7.2%)
- gotton (0.2%)
- becaem (1.0%)
- bacame (29.8%)
- beacmes (0.2%)
- becoame (0.3%)
- bascame (0.3%)
- becamee (0.3%)
- becasme (1.5%)
- becume (0.3%)
- becuae (1.2%)
- becae (0.9%)
- becamed (1.7%)
- becamke (0.3%)
- begand (0.2%)
- becasue (0.2%)
- beacme (11.1%)
- becam (8.3%)
- becme (3.6%)
- becomae (0.2%)
- becane (0.5%)
- beacome (0.2%)
- begame (1.4%)
- beacame (1.7%)
- becaome (6.5%)
- baecame (0.3%)
- becomed (2.0%)
- becames (5.6%)
- beace (0.3%)
- becan (0.3%)
- beccame (0.5%)
- becmae (1.5%)
- bacamed (0.3%)
- becaom (0.2%)
- becomame (0.2%)
Usage examples for Became:
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The girl's face became troubled.
"The Affair at the Semiramis Hotel" – A. E. W. (Alfred Edward Woodley) Mason -
Zane became the friend of all redmen.
"Betty Zane" – Zane Grey -
This small Body immediately became a Sacrifice, only two Waggoners escaped.
"The Conspiracy of Pontiac and the Indian War after the Conquest of Canada" – Francis Parkman -
And somehow, without a spoken word, the thing became clear to Zaidos.
"Shelled by an Unseen Foe" – James Fiske
