imposing in Italian

imposing in Italian is imponente — imposing means impressive in size, appearance, or manner; commanding respect.

imponente

adj

Magnificent and impressive because of appearance, size, stateliness or dignity.

What does "imposing" mean?

adj Impressive in size, appearance, or manner; commanding respect.
"The cathedral's imposing facade towers over the square."

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What is "imposing" in Italian?

"imposing" in Italian is imponente. imposing means: Impressive in size, appearance, or manner; commanding respect.

How do you use "imposing" in a sentence?

Example: "The cathedral's imposing facade towers over the square." In Italian, "imposing" is imponente.

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