How to spell IMPULS correctly?
One possible correct suggestion for the misspelling "impuls" is "impulse", which means a sudden urge or inclination to do something. Other suggestions could include "impels", "impale" or "impose". However, the correct spelling would depend on the context in which the word is being used.
List of suggestions on how to spell impuls correctly
- ampule The nurse carefully broke open the ampule of medication and injected it into the patient's IV.
- ampules I sampled the medication in the ampules.
- impala The impala walked into the meadow, its big ears quivering in the breeze.
- impale
- impales The hunter impales a fish on his spear.
- impel
- impels The prospect of success impels me to work harder towards my goals.
- imply His comments seemed to imply that he knew more than he was letting on.
- imps I'm going to have to get rid of the imps.
- impugns The fact that he impugns the character of his opponents only shows his lack of respect for others.
- impulse Yesterday, I had the sudden impulse to go for a walk in the park.
- impulses She couldn't control her impulses to eat the entire chocolate cake.
- imputes He imputes blame to others instead of taking responsibility for his own actions.
