impress¹ /im-presˈ/

1. To press
2. To apply with pressure, esp so as to leave a mark
3. To mark by pressure
4. To produce by pressure
5. To stamp or print
6. To fix deeply in the mind
7. To affect the mind
8. To produce a profound effect upon, or upon the mind of
9. To apply (a voltage) to (electronics)

To be impressive, make a good impression

1. The act or process of impressing
2. That which is made by pressure
3. Stamp
4. Distinctive mark

impressibilˈity noun

impressˈible adjective

Susceptible, easily impressed

impression /im-preshˈən/ noun

1. The act or result of impressing
2. Pressure
3. A difference produced in a thing by action upon it
4. A single printing of a book, or a reprint from the same plates or type setting
5. The effect of anything on the mind
6. A profound effect on the emotions
7. A vague uncertain memory or inclination to believe
8. Belief, generally ill-founded
9. (the mould formed by) the pressing of an elastic substance, eg wax or silicone, on the teeth and/or gums, which is then used in the making of dentures, etc (dentistry)
10. An impersonation

impressionabilˈity noun

impressˈionable adjective

1. Able to receive an impression
2. Very susceptible to impressions

impressˈional adjective

• accelerated fatigue tests
• accelerates
• accelerating
• acceleration
• acceleration due to gravity
• acceleration principle
• accelerations
• accelerative
• accelerator
• accelerator board
• accelerator boards
• accelerator card
• accelerator principle
• accelerators
• acceleratory
• accelerometer
• accelerometers
• accend
• accended
• accending
• accends
• accension
• accensions
• accent
• accented