How to spell IMPLED correctly?
If you mistakenly type "impled" instead of "implied", don't worry, as we all make typos! The correct word is "implied", meaning something that is suggested but not directly stated. Ensure your text conveys the intended meaning by using the appropriate spelling.
List of suggestions on how to spell impled correctly
- dimpled He smiled at her, revealing a pair of dimpled cheeks.
- impale The sharp spike on the fence could impale a careless climber.
- Impaled The knight was impaled on the enemy's sword as he charged forward.
- impede The construction work will impede traffic on this road.
- impel
- impelled The strong wind impelled the ship towards the shore.
- implied The joke was not stated out loud, but the humor was implied through the speaker's tone of voice.
- implode The massive debt caused the company to implode.
- Imploded The imploded building was a huge shock to the community.
- Implored
- pimpled I have a pimpled face from too much sun.
- Wimpled She wimpled her headscarf around her face to shield herself from the cold wind.
