How do you use the word impress in a sentence?

Answer 1

(Impressed is a past tense and past participle, used most frequently to refer to expressions of respect or admiration.)

"The college was impressed by his achievements in high school."

(Also: to stress)

"He impressed upon his staff the need for absolute secrecy."

(Literally: marked by pressing)

"The impressed mark on the wax seal meant that the letter was sent by the prince."

Answer 2

(The noun can refer to a physical mark or indentation; to an assumption; to an assessment of a person, thing, or event; or to an imitation of a person's voice and mannerisms, sometimes called impersonation.)

The heavy table left an impression in the carpet floor.

They had the impression that their dog was going to be fine.

The new CEO made a good impression on the board members.

Frank Gorshin was known for his impression of film star Kirk Douglas.

Answer 3

His pedantic display did not impress me.

Answer 4

So i had a fun time in the impressment.

Answer 5

He impressively cut the cake.

Answer 6

That is an impressive commendation.