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View definitions for impresses

impresses

verb as in press down to make design

verb as in emphasize

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Mr Jenney's ability to pull together a mini game show in 60 seconds impresses the judges, while Mr Gamage's magic act also goes down well.

From BBC

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.

It’s what Schwesinger does on every other day of the week that impresses most.

In collecting this poster art, what impresses you today?

What impresses voters is that these leaders can work their will, whatever it may be.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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