How to spell IMPRASSIVE correctly?
If you've mistakenly spelled "imprassive", don't worry! Here are some correct suggestions: "impressive" or "impassive". Both words have distinct meanings. "Impressive" refers to something awe-inspiring, while "impassive" portrays a lack of emotion or a calm demeanor. Double-checking your spelling can ensure effective communication.
List of suggestions on how to spell imprassive correctly
- impassive The security guard stood at the entrance, giving an impassive look to anyone who approached.
- impressive I was impressed with his impressive performance in the concert.
