impactive
- adjective
- /ɪmˈpæktɪv/
:
impactante
- Her impactive presence changed the atmosphere of the meeting.
Examples
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Her impactive leadership style inspired the whole team to work harder.
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The documentary was so impactive that it changed many viewers' opinions.
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The new advertising campaign proved highly impactive in increasing sales.
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The impactive speech moved everyone in the room.
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The new policy has an impactive role in improving community health.
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The documentary was impactive and made many viewers reconsider their lifestyle choices.
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Her speech was so impactive that it motivated the audience to take action.
Synonyms
∞
3.0
Having great influence over people and events
986
3.1
Produces the intended result, for example a speech or medicine
189
4.6
Able to change what people think or do
119
5.5
A substance that has a strong effect even in small amounts
74
4.0
A strong effect that changes the result
19
7.4
Having important effects or results
15
4.8
Having a strong effect on people or things
1
7.5
Having legal force so it is valid and can be used in court
Very good at making something work much better than usual
Antonyms
How Influential
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Impactive comes from the common word impact, which meant 'to strike' and is also used for strong effects on people or events. So an impactive speech or leader is one that makes a powerful effect or change.