imprint in Latin
imprint in Latin is imprimō — imprint means a mark left by pressing something onto a surface, or a lasting effect on someone's mind or life.
imprint in Latin
imprimō
To leave a print, impression, image, etc.
What does "imprint" mean?
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noun A mark left by pressing something onto a surface, or a lasting effect on someone's mind or life.
"The fossil preserved the imprint of a leaf from millions of years ago."
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verb To leave a lasting mark, memory, or influence, especially early in life.
"The tragedy imprinted itself on the town's collective memory."
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imprint in a sentence
- The fossil preserved the imprint of a leaf from millions of years ago.
- Her early mentor left a lasting imprint on her career.
- The tragedy imprinted itself on the town's collective memory.
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What is "imprint" in Latin?
"imprint" in Latin is imprimō. imprint means: A mark left by pressing something onto a surface, or a lasting effect on someone's mind or life.
How do you use "imprint" in a sentence?
Example: "The fossil preserved the imprint of a leaf from millions of years ago." In Latin, "imprint" is imprimō.
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