How to spell EMPRESSED correctly?
If you misspelled "empressed", the correct term you're probably referring to is "impressed". It means to be deeply moved or influenced by something. So, if you meant to express admiration or esteem towards someone or something, "impressed" is the word you need.
List of suggestions on how to spell empressed correctly
- compressed The file had to be compressed to make it small enough to send via email.
- empress The empress of the kingdom was known for her beauty and intelligence.
- empresses The empresses of China were highly respected and held great authority in the imperial court.
- expressed She expressed her disapproval of the new policy during the meeting.
- impressed I was impressed by the candidate's extensive knowledge and experience in the field.
- Impresses Your dedication to your work truly impresses me.
- oppressed The marginalized community felt oppressed by the discriminatory policies of the government.
- unpressed She wears her hair unpressed.
