How to spell INPRESS correctly?
The correct spelling for "inpress" might be "impress". Alternatively, it could be a misspelling of "in progress" or "in process". Other suggestions might include "in press" (referring to a publication), "in price" (if discussing a sale or discount) or "in priest" (if referring to a religious context).
List of suggestions on how to spell inpress correctly
- empress The empress spent most of her time attending to matters of the state.
- impress I hope to impress my boss with my work ethic and dedication to the job.
- ingres Ingres was a French Neoclassical painter known for his portraits, historical and mythological works.
- ingress The ingress to the building was blocked by protesters, causing massive delays for employees trying to enter.
- inures Working long hours in harsh weather conditions gradually inures farmers to physical discomfort.
- oppress The ruler continued to oppress his people, keeping them under his control through fear and intimidation.
- undress
