Definition of proceed:

part of speech: verb

To go forward; issue; prosecute.

Common misspellings * :

• proce (0.3%)
• procceed (7.2%)
• preceed (6.2%)
• procede (30.4%)
• procced (13.8%)
• perceed (0.4%)
• proced (11.2%)
• proeed (0.3%)
• proseed (1.2%)
• preoceed (0.5%)
• processd (0.1%)
• proceded (0.5%)
• procees (0.9%)
• preceedes (0.1%)
• proceeed (5.9%)
• prceed (3.2%)
• procead (1.1%)
• procide (0.3%)
• proceced (0.1%)
• procee (0.3%)
• proceede (9.3%)
• procied (0.3%)
• procedd (2.7%)
• prioceed (0.3%)
• proccede (0.4%)
• porceed (2.4%)
• proceceed (0.3%)
• procedeth (0.1%)

Usage examples :

• Winsome would not let him proceed "The Lilac Sunbonnet", - S.R. Crockett

• On examining the feet of those who were frozen, we found it impossible for two of them to proceed and two others only without loads by the help of a stick. "Colorado--The Bright Romance of American History", - F. C. Grable

• " Proceed please," he answered. "When Dreams Come True", - Ritter Brown

• He was clearly a little frightened, but having gone so far he felt he must proceed "A Mere Accident", - George Moore