How to spell IMPLUSOR correctly?
"Implusor" could be a mistakenly typed word for "impulsor", which refers to something that propels or drives forward. Possible correct suggestions could include: "impulsar" (Spanish for "to propel"), "impulse", "impulse generator" or "impulse engine". Using these terms would better convey the intended meaning within context.
List of suggestions on how to spell implusor correctly
- Illusory The calm and peaceful facade of the town was illusory, hiding a dark secret beneath the surface.
- Impactor The asteroid impactor was designed to collide with the approaching comet and study its composition.
- Implore I implore you to reconsider your decision as it may have serious consequences.
- Implosion The sudden increase in pressure caused the implosion of the balloon.
- Imposer The imposer demanded that everyone comply with his unreasonable demands.
- Impostor The detective noticed subtle clues that hinted that one of the party guests was an impostor pretending to be a wealthy aristocrat.
- Imprison They decided to imprison the dangerous criminal for life.
- Impulse He couldn't resist the impulse to buy the latest gadget, even though he knew he didn't really need it.
- Impulsed I impulsively bought a new pair of shoes when I saw them on sale.
- Impulses He could no longer resist the impulses that drove him to take risks.
- Impulsion Her impulsion to jump into the ocean was so strong that she couldn't resist the urge any longer.
- Impurer No matter how hard she tried to cleanse her thoughts, the impurer desires continued to haunt her.
