How to spell IMPOSTED correctly?
If you come across the misspelling "imposted", it may be helpful to consider a few possible correct suggestions. The word "imposted" could potentially be a typo for "imposed", "impacted" or "impressed". These words share similar sounds but have distinct meanings, so double-checking the intended meaning is necessary.
List of suggestions on how to spell imposted correctly
- composted I composted the old fruit and vegetable scraps to make fertilizer for my garden.
- Imparted The teacher imparted her knowledge of history to her students.
- imported The car he bought was actually an imported model from Japan.
- imposed The government has imposed strict regulations on businesses to reduce the spread of COVID-19.
- impost He was arrested for being an impostor after trying to enter the building using an impost ID card.
- imposter The imposter claimed to be a famous musician but was quickly exposed as a fraud.
- imposters Some imposters try to look or act like the original person in order to steal someone's identity.
- impostor The new employee turned out to be an impostor, pretending to have more qualifications and experience than they actually had.
- imposts I will not be bullied by the imposts of society.
- Imputed The blame for the failed project was imputed to the project manager.
Misspelling of the day
Apsolutly
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