impression

/ɪmˈpres.n̪ʊn/

Definitions

1. noun

A feeling or opinion formed as a result of an event or experience.

“Her impression of the city was that it was very crowded.”

2. noun

A mark or indentation on a surface, typically made by pressure or heat.

“The impression of the metal ring on the table was difficult to remove.”

3. noun

A printed or engraved design or pattern, typically made by transferring ink onto paper or another material.

“The artist used various techniques to create a unique impression on the fabric.”

4. verb

To form or have an idea or feeling about something or someone.

“She was impressed by his confidence and charisma.”

5. verb

To mark or leave a mark on a surface, typically by pressure or heat.

“Try not to impress the paint on the wall.”

6. verb

To make an impression on someone or something, typically by doing or saying something.

“The fireworks impressed the entire audience.”

7. noun

A person or thing that produces a strong impression, especially because of their unusual or striking appearance.

“The singer was an impressive performer, with a unique voice and stage presence.”

Synonyms

  • idea
  • image
  • imprint
  • mark
  • picture

Antonyms

  • disappointment
  • misconception