impress

the impress of one's personality

impress wax with a seal

they immediately impressed the judges.

impressed a design on the hot wax.

the impress of bare feet in the sand;

impress a motion upon a wheel

He impressed me favourably.

The design was impressed on the cloth.

This lesson is impressed on my mind.

a scene that impressed itself on his memory; tries to impress the value of money on the students.

noting expensive or modish just to impress people

They are impressed by the sheer professionalism of the performance.

I was impressed by her capacity for hard work.

the Railway Company should impress the cards with a stamp.

a revenue stamp was embossed or impressed on the instrument.

nobody impressed on me the need to save.

bluish marks made by the impress of his fingers.

But there's really impressive stuff in there.

What hope have I got to ever impress?

Each may have just a single chance to impress a female.

I guess it was me you should have impressed.

You know how that impresses Germans.

Harry thought he had rather impressed his uncle with this argument.

The ability to make money doesn't impress anybody around here.

Craigievar is a treasure trove of impressive artefacts and decoration.

You see, I've always been impressed by this thing about paintings.

Not only do I think you're flexing, but you're totally exaggerating just to impress people!