How to spell APPULSE correctly?
If you've mistakenly typed "appulse" when you intended to use a different word, here are a few possible suggestions. Instead, consider using "appall", which means to shock or horrify or "applause", conveying approval and admiration. Another option could be "appulse" itself, which means the nearest approach of one celestial body to another.
List of suggestions on how to spell appulse correctly
- appease
- apple
- appose The author uses two characters to appose each other in order to show the contrast in their personalities.
- apprise I will apprise you of our decision once we have had a chance to think about it.
- impulse It was an impulse to buy the gift.
- pulse She gave me a pulse-quickening smile.
- repulse The smell of the garbage will repulse anyone who comes near it.
