How to spell IMPRELS correctly?

If you've misspelled "imprels", fret not! Here are some potential correct suggestions: "impels", meaning to urge or drive forward; "impress", meaning to make a strong impact on someone; or "impales", meaning to pierce with a sharp object. Double-check and choose wisely!

• impels The desire to succeed impels him to work harder and push beyond his limits.
• impress His incredible piano skills never failed to impress the audience.

Statem

• sated
• seated
• stadium
• stardom
• started
• starter
• stat
• state
• stated
• stately