Impresses is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMPRESSES in dictionary:

VERB:
• IMPRESS, to fix deeply in the mind
• make (someone) feel admiration and respect
• make a mark or design on (an object) using a stamp or seal
• apply (a mark) to something with pressure
• fix an idea in the mind of (someone)
• apply (an electric current or potential) from an external source
• force (someone) to serve in an army or navy
• commandeer (goods or equipment) for public service
NOUN:
• an act of making an impression or mark
• a mark made by a seal or stamp.
• a person's characteristic quality
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to affect strongly

Words related to IMPRESSES

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Words that contain IMPRESSES

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How to use IMPRESSES in a sentence

• That is why great work always impresses us as inspired.
• And women naturally like him, for he impresses them as an irresponsible child astray in an artful and designing world.
• This is partly because he impresses different people in widely different ways, and partly because his expression varies greatly.
• It is not the magnitude of the Greek temples and other works of art which most impresses us.
• Douglas impresses it upon the Illinois legislature.
• The second thing that impresses you is the amount of glistening silver the working women wear upon their naked limbs.
• Even at the first glance it impresses one as not being the road that would satisfy an energetic and capable people.
• His cold eyes so full of condemnation, his compressed lips that speak of anger hardly kept back, all make a picture that impresses itself upon her mind.
• Strieby impresses your committee as an admirably comprehensive and discriminating statement of the policy and work of the Association.
• That necessity which so much impresses us is, after all, chiefly the necessary connection of actions and consequences.
• The first perusal of these poems impresses on the reader their resemblance to Christian literature.
• That offends because it impresses the hearers that you either do not respect their intelligence or are trying to blow a breeze into a tornado.
• Radetzky, every day more cruel, now impresses aged men and the fathers of large families.
• On the other hand, a serpent impresses us as something sinister.
• But the man who approaches a doctrine which impresses him as strange has no right to assume at the outset that it contains error.
• The tiny island at once impresses me with a respectful admiration.
• Gradually the character impresses itself on his face.
• Now the more perfect a principle is, the more it impresses its effects.
• I think I shall keep this letter open to tell you how the old place impresses me.
• I question him to find out what he thinks of his own voice, how it impresses him, etc.
• I do love music that impresses the meaning of words.
• The side of it that impresses me, however, is the lapse of time as measured in conditions and institutions.
• My wife is properly grateful for her copy, which, indeed, impresses both of us with respect for the American skill in binding.
• Gazing across the mighty chasm, we at last discover that it is not its great depth nor length, nor yet these wonderful buildings, that most impresses us.
• It represents the conquest of our weaknesses and naturally impresses our strength of character upon others.
• The one thing that impresses you here in San Francisco is the intense patriotism of the people, and your own heart is warmed as you see the evidences of loyalty to the flag.
• She never impresses one with her opulence as, for instance, Mrs.
• Accordingly, I maintain throughout dinner a lofty height of aristocratic elegance that impresses even the impassive Dawson, towards whom it is solely directed.
• He impresses by the might of his personality, teaching the world what it should have known before, that the personal is the life-blood of all and any art.
• Wherever she goes, she impresses everyone with the fact that she is a true gentlewoman.
• Such is the twofold division of the country which impresses the observer strongly at the first.
• What impresses us in the study of the history of Japan is that, compared with China and Korea, she is young.
• Another thing that impresses us because of its abundant illustrations, is the prevalence of human sacrifices.

Similar words containing PRESSE without suffix s and without prefix im

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