How to spell IMPASSSIVE correctly?

If you've misspelled "impasssive", don't worry! Here are a few correct suggestions: "Impassive" (with one "s") means showing no emotion, while "impasse" refers to a dead end or a standstill. Double-check that you're using the right term to ensure the clarity and accuracy of your message.

• Impassive Despite the chaos around her, the doctor remained impassive, calmly attending to her patients.

Ciaou

• chaos
• char
• chou
• chow
• cia
• ciao
• iou
• tia