How to spell IMPLOR correctly?
If you're looking for a correct suggestion for the misspelling "implor", consider the word "implore". "Implore" means to plead or beg earnestly, and it perfectly fits the context. So, when in doubt, choose "implore" to convey your intended meaning accurately and effectively.
List of suggestions on how to spell implor correctly
- employ I hope to employ my skills in data analysis to help benefit the company.
- impair
- implode The housing market is likely to implode if interest rates keep rising.
- implore I implore you to reconsider your decision, it would be the right thing to do.
- imply His tone of voice seemed to imply that he was not happy with the decision.
- import Import regulations make it difficult to bring in goods from other countries.
- Simpler It's often said that simpler is better when it comes to design.
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