imprint
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4.4
- noun
- /ˈɪmprɪnt/
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- Yet Congress missed no opportunity to leave its imprint on the aid bills.
- leave an imprint
- indelible imprint
- bear the imprint
You know, what is the psychological imprint that's happening right now?
- You know, what is the psychological imprint that's happening right now?
- Those are those imprints that you haven't quite worked through yet, right?
- It's so it's so hard to really make an imprint in time.
- So there's part of that that's just historic imprint.
- And they don't care about human beings or leaving a good imprint on the earth.
- It's very much the product of conscious decisions and an imprint of very specific ideologies.
- And, and, and from there my my imprint was like, this isn't safe.
- So I share that with you because that made such an imprint on me.
- And he'll be looking to do maybe other things and leave a long standing kind of imprint beyond these playing days here.
- This is a moment where she's going to leave an imprint on me.
- The pain softens, but the imprint remains, a quiet reminder of what once was.
- But you want to, you know, your imprint is the script.
Examples
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Such real experiences are likely to leave a more indelible imprint than most classroom activities will.
Academic text (1991) -
Few sports leave an imprint on the land as large or distinctive as golf.
Academic text (2008) -
How do we go past the imprint to come into this moment and just show up?
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It's so it's so hard to really make an imprint in time.
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But the price of quality is often the unique imprint they leave.
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You will be remembered most by the imprint you left in the life of others.
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An imprint that stays long after our bodies leave us.
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However, the 1960 coup also left a major imprint on state and society.
Academic text (2000) -
Second, since the 18th century, the process of Westernization has left its imprint on the national security culture.
Academic text (2000) -
The charity event left a lasting imprint on the community, inspiring many to volunteer.
Synonyms
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3.7
A special style that makes a person or thing easy to recognize
100
5.1
A lasting achievement that makes someone or something remembered
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4.1
A mark left on a surface when something presses into it
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2.9
A clear sign that shows a person's style or influence
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4.5
A lasting sign that someone or something was once present and had an effect
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3.2
A mark left by the pad of a thumb used to identify a person
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4.1
A lasting sign someone leaves that shows their influence
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6.8
A strong lasting memory or effect you cannot forget
Antonyms
How Lasting
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Imprint can mean a lasting mark or effect because the original idea is 'press in' like a stamp that stays, so an event or person can leave an imprint on someone's life.