to imponed

Examples

• All

• The king imponed his seal upon the document as a sign of approval.

• During the ancient ritual, the priest imponed the sacred objects onto the altar.

• In old traditions, elders imponed gifts into the hands of the newlyweds.

• She imponed the ceremonial mantle on the statue.

• During the ancient ritual, the priest imponed the sacred objects onto the altar.

• The king imponed his seal upon the document as a sign of approval.

• In old traditions, elders imponed gifts into the hands of the newlyweds.

Synonyms

E

to erect

vsto imponed

80 4.1

Build something like a wall or statue

places individual items rather than constructing large permanent structures

I

to implant

vsto imponed

• Specialized

56 5.2

Put something firmly into a body or surface

places items less deeply rather than deeply fixing them

E

to emplace

vsto imponed

• Specialized

1 9.1

To put something firmly in a chosen place, often for machines or heavy equipment

places things for formal or ceremonial reasons rather than for practical use

I

to innest

vsto imponed

• Archaic

9.9

To put something inside another thing

places items either on or into surfaces rather than only inside

I

to imbed

vsto imponed

• UK

6.0

To put something firmly into a material so it stays there

places things less deeply and not necessarily fixed firmly

Antonyms

R

removed

5.3

Far away in time, space, or relation from something

How Formal

to inaugurate

• Formal

32 6.3

to imponed

• Archaic

9.9

to install

• Formal

69 3.9

set

23 3.4

to place

∞ 1.0

to put

∞ 1.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology