footprint
/ˈfʊtpɹɪnt/Definitions
1. noun
the impression of a foot in a soft surface, especially a muddy or sandy surface
“The hikers left a large footprint in the sand as they made their way to the summit.”
2. noun
the amount of use or consumption of a resource or service
“The company’s large footprint on the environment led to a significant increase in their carbon emissions.”
3. noun
a characteristic or aspect of a person’s life or behavior
“His adventurous footprint led him to travel the world and try new things.”
4. verb
to leave an impression or mark in a surface, especially with one’s foot
“The child footprinted the wet pavement with her muddy shoes.”
5. verb
to have a significant impact or influence on something
“The new policy will footprint the company’s operations and lead to significant changes.”