noun

impression

impression, feeling, imitation

He made a good impression on his first day.

He made a good impression on his first day.

What was your first impression of the city?

What was your first impression of the city?

He does a great impression of the prime minister.

He does a great impression of the prime minister.

to make an impression ((on sb.)) to cause (sb.) to notice and admire you He made a good impression on his first day.

an impression ((of sth.)) a feeling or idea about (sth.) What was your first impression of the city?

an impression ((of sb.)) an imitation of (sb.) He does a great impression of the prime minister.

Synonyms: feeling, effect, imitation, impersonation

From Latin `impressionem` (a pressing into, a mark). From the verb `imprimere`.

An idea or feeling "pressed" onto you. Also, when you "press" yourself into the shape of another person (imitation).

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