How to spell IMPETENT correctly?
When encountering the misspelling "impetent", here are a few possible corrections: "impotent" refers to a lack of power or ability, "important" denotes significance, while "imprudent" refers to a lack of wisdom. Proofreading and using spell-check tools can help avoid such mistakes and ensure accurate communication.
List of suggestions on how to spell impetent correctly
- competent I am confident in my abilities and I believe I am a competent worker.
- impatient
- impenitent Despite being caught red-handed, the thief remained impenitent and showed no remorse for his actions.
- impotent His attempts to fix the broken computer were impotent without proper knowledge of programming.
- impudent The impudent youth spoke to his elders disrespectfully.
