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imprint

[im-print, im-print] / ˈɪm prɪnt, ɪmˈprɪnt /




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Reiner also carried with him the imprint of his own childhood.

From Los Angeles Times

He established a personalized imprint through music that nonetheless invited individualism and exuded a communal spirit.

From The Wall Street Journal

Fraser: For me, it’s an absolute pleasure because I know that those walking in the door with an open slate, something’s going to be imprinted on them that they weren’t anticipating, something good.

From Los Angeles Times

“You hope that you made an impression and an imprint, a positive impact on people,” she said at the time, talking about her skating career.

From Los Angeles Times

To help Juan Diego, who was later named a saint, prove his story, the virgin is said to have imprinted her image on his cloak.

From Los Angeles Times