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Impressed

adjectivePronunciation: /ɪmˈprɛst/

In Portuguese: Impressionado

What does “Impressed” mean?

Marked by pressure, as paper that has received the print of a type; figuratively, having a lasting effect left on one's mind; in everyday use, moved or surprised by admiration.

Etymology

From Latin impressus, past participle of imprimere, to press into or upon, from in-, into, and premere, to press.

Usage examples

  • You might have misunderstood the title of the email and the issue, the word “Impressed” meant that I caused a mark, not that I surprised you with a positive feeling.

    issue.2 - Impressed.

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A small, heavy object placed on loose sheets of paper to prevent them from scattering or blowing away.

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A metal block engraved with a letter used in letterpress printing, as well as the intrinsic moral quality and strength of a person.
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An indentation or mark produced on a surface by pressure, or an effect or feeling produced in someone's mind.
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The degree of precision, correctness, and exactitude with which a message or action reaches its intended mark.
Frequencynoun
The regular rate at which an event occurs or a message is transmitted over a designated period.
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The branch of knowledge that deals with interpretation, especially of literary texts and philosophical works. It examines how meaning is mediated through linguistic context.
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An acronym for cost per mille, representing the advertising cost of delivering one thousand audience impressions.
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A complex statement or problem involving balancing multiple interdependent factors, variables, or meanings.
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Dislike of, contempt for, or ingrained prejudice against women that enforces patriarchal inequality and discrimination.
slogannoun
A memorable, catchy phrase used in marketing, politics, or advocacy to encapsulate a core message.
intuitionnoun
The capacity to understand or know something immediately, without the need for conscious reasoning or detailed analysis.
Naivetynoun
Lack of worldly experience, cynicism, or judgment; natural innocence, simplicity, and uncorrupted openness of mind.
creativenoun
A person whose profession is to create, such as a designer, a copywriter or a writer. As a noun it is used mostly in the plural, creatives, for the creative professionals of a team or an agency.

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“Impressed”. Agency Wiki, Agency Brasil. Published on November 13, 2026. https://www.agencybrasil.com/en/wiki/dictionary/impressed