What is the correct spelling for INSENSE?

If you've mistakenly typed "insense" instead of "incense", fear not! The correct spelling will help you in your aromatic endeavors. For those seeking pleasant fragrances, "incense" refers to scented materials burned to release a fragrant smoke. So, remember to use "incense" next time for the right spelling and pleasant experiences.

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Correct spellings for INSENSE

  • in-tense
  • incense The scent of the incense filled the room, bringing a sense of peace and calm to everyone present.
  • incensed
  • incenses The strong smell of incenses filled the room during the Buddhist ceremony.
  • insane The idea of jumping off a cliff seems insane to me.
  • insensate The insensate man lying on the ground was unresponsive to any attempt at revival.
  • insets The book is filled with beautiful illustrations of insects and animals, with informative insets providing additional information.
  • intense He had an intense look on his face as he tried to solve the difficult math problem.
  • nonsense I'm sorry but what you're saying is complete nonsense.