impress in English

noun

1

an act of making an impression or mark.

bluish marks made by the impress of his fingers

verb

1

make (someone) feel admiration and respect.

they immediately impressed the judges

synonyms: make an impression on, have an impact on, influence, affect, move, stir, rouse, excite, inspire, dazzle, awe, overawe, take someone's breath away, amaze, astonish, grab, blow someone away, stick in someone's mind

2

make a mark or design on (an object) using a stamp or seal; imprint.

she impressed the damp clay with her seal

3

fix an idea in (someone's mind).

nobody impressed on me the need to save

synonyms: emphasize to, stress to, bring home to, instill in, inculcate into, drum into

4

apply (an electric current or potential) from an external source.

At this point the capacitor is fully charged and it carries the full impressed voltage.

5

force (someone) to serve in an army or navy.

a number of Poles, impressed into the German army

noun

impressment

verb

make an impression on, imprint, emphasize to, affect, instill, print, yarn-dye, shanghai
make an impression on, have an impact on, influence, affect, move, stir, rouse, excite, inspire, dazzle, awe, overawe, take someone's breath away, amaze, astonish, grab, blow someone away, stick in someone's mind
imprint, print, stamp, mark, emboss, punch
emphasize to, stress to, bring home to, instill in, inculcate into, drum into
affect, strike, move
imprint
instill, ingrain
print
yarn-dye
shanghai

Use "impress" in a sentence

1. He spoke loudly to impress.

2. The results failed to impress us.

3. Phony witches do seances to impress tourists.

4. Time has left its impress upon him.

5. • Shelly Constantly tries to impress her boss

6. How am I going to impress Tom?

7. The Grand Canyon never fails to impress.

8. And this is supposed to impress me?

9. She did not impress me at all.

10. The boys were vying to impress her.

11. The one even Cantor wants to impress?

12. You' # have to impress Laila Iike never before

13. Like someone who really wants to impress her.

14. The Grand Canyon never fails to impress people.

15. I'm not trying to impress you with that.

16. Did you want to impress them with this?

17. They weren't out to impress or wield power.

18. Elaborate, expensive coffins are purchased to impress onlookers.

19. This easy Appetizer recipe will surely impress your guests

20. Impress on your mind the benefits of extemporaneous delivery.

21. Well, I'm not trying to impress the pizza guy.

22. How may the conduct of younger Witnesses impress others?

23. Don't put on airs or try to impress anymore.

24. Clearly their Boisterousness was meant to impress the girl

25. She played up her past achievementsjust to impress us.

26. Your fealty continues to impress me, Al Sah-him.

27. Treasure enough to impress even your Princess, I'd wager.

28. Now, I don't tell you this to impress you.

29. Probably just wanted to impress people, be a big shot.

30. He tried to impress me by flexing his huge muscles.

31. The boys were vying with each other to impress her.

32. 6 The aim was to bludgeon speculators and impress creditors.

33. A style consultant will demonstrate how to dress to impress.

34. I got unmanly and tried to impress her with money.

35. To make a batik, you impress a design with wax.

36. Choose Modify-Alignment-Centered (selected objects) (%PRODUCTNAME Impress, %PRODUCTNAME Draw

37. The 2021 Jeep ® Compass is refined and ready to impress

38. Awanting to impress gloria, ron brought out a bottle of champagne

39. He tried to impress me with his extensive knowledge of wine.

40. While he was there, I tried to impress him, of course.

41. "Gabon throw conservatism aside to impress at Africa Cup of Nations".

42. How kind of the Lord to impress upon President Russell M.

43. Impress on your mind the benefits of speaking from an outline.

44. FA ZHOU : Honorable ancestors, please help Mulan impress the matchmaker today.

45. Impress principles and abstract ideas upon your mind by means of association.

46. The speaker tried hard to impress the audience but left them cold.

47. More than mere bribes are needed to impress my father-in-law.

48. She threw in a lot of flashy footwork to impress the judges.

49. I trust you didn't come here to impress me with your swordsmanship.

50. It's important to impress your seniors if you want to be promoted.