Suspense vs Suspence
Learn correct “suspense” vs wrong “suspence.”
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suspence
Incorrect spelling - "Suspence" is incorrect; the ending must be “-ense.”
"suspence" is a common misspelling of "suspense". Always use "suspense" when referring to the correct word.
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suspense
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
Suspense means excitement or anxiety about what will happen next.
Definition of suspense
"suspense": Suspense means excitement or anxiety about what will happen next.
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
Synonyms for suspense
- • tension
- • anxiety
Usage Examples
"Correct:" The movie kept us in suspense.
"Correct:" There was great suspense before the result.
"Incorrect:" The movie kept us in suspence.
Notes:
- • “Suspense” ends with -se, not -ce.
- • Means a feeling of excitement or uncertainty.
- • Think: suspense keeps you in ‘sense’.
- • “Suspence” is a misspelling.
Frequently Asked Questions
Summary
“Suspense” is correct; “suspence” is wrong.