imprinted in Latin
imprinted in Latin is impressus — imprinted means marked, stamped, or fixed permanently, whether physically or in memory.
imprinted in Latin
impressus
Stamped or impressed.
What does "imprinted" mean?
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adj Marked, stamped, or fixed permanently, whether physically or in memory.
"The company logo was imprinted on every mug they sold."
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imprinted in a sentence
- The company logo was imprinted on every mug they sold.
- The image of that day stayed imprinted in her mind forever.
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What is "imprinted" in Latin?
"imprinted" in Latin is impressus. imprinted means: Marked, stamped, or fixed permanently, whether physically or in memory.
How do you use "imprinted" in a sentence?
Example: "The company logo was imprinted on every mug they sold." In Latin, "imprinted" is impressus.
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