imprint

It’s like a direct message, sent from one mind straight to another, with the message imprinted within my synapses.

He traced a finger along the book’s cover, where the faded imprint of the author’s name was pressed into the leather, though the gold leaf had long since worn away.

She would have certainly taken a good long look, and imprinted it on her memory for safekeeping.

The numbers imprinted on coins tell us about the number system used by the country that issued them and what they were worth when they were made.

“A unique artistic couple, capable of leaving an indelible imprint on the collective imagination.”