Impression
Meaning
A strong effect or feeling that something or someone produces on you
Pronunciation
UK ɪmˈpreʃn
US ɪmˈpreʃn
Example Sentences
- Lessons that challenge us just enough can also leave a deep impression.
- Meanwhile, tourists who ignore local rules can leave a lasting negative impression on a whole community.
Learn Impression in Context
How Interviewers Choose New WorkersMany companies receive hundreds of applications for a single job. Interviewers must choose the best candidate from a large group of people. They often decide within the first few minutes of meeting so...Read story 
Why Some Lessons Stay With UsHave you ever remembered a lesson from years ago as if it happened yesterday? Some lessons stay with us for a lifetime, while others disappear within hours. Teachers who connect learning to real life...Read story
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