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imprint
noun as in impression; symbol
Example Sentences
Few composers have left a deeper imprint on Hollywood, or on the collective imagination of the people who fill the Bowl’s seats.
According to lore, all those receivers had hands imprinted with the “Elway cross,” a lasting imprint from the football’s tip.
To learn that this is Finley’s first L.A. show, a city he’s from, and where he and his family have such deep artistic roots and an imprint, feels like some cosmic oversight.
Ross, a graduate of Yale with deep familial roots in L.A., presents imagery that captures “the physical and emotional imprints left on the space,” she writes.
It was a loss Cooper was too young to fully understand, but it left an indelible emotional imprint, a hollow that never closed.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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