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impress
verb as in influence
Strong matches
arouse, buffalo, bulldoze, carry, electrify, enforce, enthuse, galvanize, get, grab, grandstand, kill, move, overawe, pique, provoke, register, score, slay, stimulate, stir, strike
Weak matches
be conspicuous, blow away, knock out, make a hit, make an impression, make splash, push around, show off
verb as in press down to make design
verb as in emphasize
Weak matches
Example Sentences
The first-time elected official — she prefers that title over “politician” because it “impresses on people that this is not something you’re given” — plans to focus on “bread and butter issues” the moment she enters office.
A player who has perhaps one of the biggest chances to impress is Aston Villa forward Morgan Rogers.
The developers admit they were impressed by one trick that's been widely shared, of players combining a bed with a tornado to propel Zelda into the air.
Understanding the situation and impressed by his priorities, Chelsea decided to travel to him.
Romer jumps in, adding with a grin, “Sometimes she has a new big word and I’m very impressed.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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