imprint

Main Entry:
imprint [n. im-print; v. im-print]
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: impression; symbol
Synonyms: banner, dent, design, effect, emblem, heading, impress, indentation, influence, mark, name, print, sign, signature, stamp, trace, trademark
Main Entry: brand
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: distinctive label, mark
Synonyms: brand name, emblem, hallmark, heraldry, imprint, logo, logotype, marker, sign, stamp, symbol, trademark, welt
Main Entry: copy
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: duplicate, imitation
Synonyms: Xerox, archetype, carbon, carbon copy, cast, clone, counterfeit, counterpart, ditto*, ectype, effigy, ersatz, facsimile, forgery, hard copy, image, impersonation, impression, imprint, likeness, microfiche, mimeograph, miniature, mirror, model, offprint, parallel, pattern, photocopy, photograph, photostat, portrait, print, reflection, replica, replication, representation, reprint, reproduction, rubbings, similarity, simulacrum, simulation, study, tracing, transcript, transcription, type
Notes: Xerox is actually a trademark for copies made on that brand of machine; copy is a duplicate made in any of a number of ways, while photocopy is a duplicate made using a machine with a photographic process
Antonyms: original, origination, source
Main Entry: dent
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: chip, scrape, depress
Synonyms: dig, dimple, dint, furrow, gouge, hollow, imprint, indent, make concave, mark, nick, notch, perforate, pit, press in, push in, ridge, scratch
Antonyms: bulge
Main Entry: edition
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: issue of publication
Synonyms: copy, impression, imprint, number, printing, program, publication, reissue, release, reprint, reprinting, version, volume
Main Entry: effect
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: impact, impression
Synonyms: action, clout, drift, effectiveness, efficacy, efficiency, enforcement, essence, execution, fact, force, implementation, import, imprint, influence, mark, meaning, power, purport, purpose, reality, sense, significance, strength, tenor, use, validity, vigor, weight
Notes: as a noun, affect means 'a feeling or emotion,' whereas effect means 'the result or consequence of some action or process'; as a verb, to affect means 'to exert an influence upon,' and implies the action of a stimulus that can produce a response or reaction, whereas to effect means 'to bring about as a result'
effect is a noun referring to a thing, but if you mean an action, that is affect; if you want the verb meaning 'achieve, bring about,' that is effect
Main Entry: engrave
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: carve letters or designs into
Synonyms: bite, burn, chase, chisel, crosshatch, cut, diaper, embed, enchase, etch, fix, grave, hatch, impress, imprint, infix, ingrain, initial, inscribe, instill, intaglio, lithograph, lodge, mezzotint, ornament, print, scratch, stipple
Main Entry: etch
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: carve
Synonyms: compose, corrode, cut, define, delineate, depict, describe, eat into, engrave, erode, execute, furrow, grave, impress, imprint, incise, ingrain, inscribe, outline, picture, portray, reduce, represent, set forth, stamp
Main Entry: etching
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: art created by carving
Synonyms: engraving, impression, imprint, inscription, mezzotint, photoengraving, photogravure, print, reproduction, rotogravure, transferring
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