How to spell IMPREVIOUS correctly?
If you accidentally spelled "imprevious" and are looking for correct suggestions, here are a few options that might clarify your intended meaning. "Impervious" describes something incapable of being penetrated or affected. Alternatively, "imperious" means commanding or haughty, while "imperviable" suggests resistance or impassability.
List of suggestions on how to spell imprevious correctly
- imperious The CEO spoke to his employees in an imperious tone, demanding that they work overtime without compensation.
- impervious The new coat of paint made the walls impervious to moisture.
