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Often used in the same context:
dazzle,
excite,
disappoint,
convince,
enthuse,
endear,
woo,
enamour,
wow,
mesmerise,
outdo,
captivate,
enthrall,
amaze,
outshine,
mesmerize,
astonish,
seduce,
emulate,
embarrass,
underwhelm,
persuade,
tantalize,
entice,
tempt,
bedazzle,
attract,
beguile,
rouse,
astound,
appease,
unnerve,
lure,
ingratiate,
upstage,
entertain,
spellbind,
enchant,
belittle,
bewitch,
annoy,
inspire,
amuse,
imbue,
befuddle,
rile,
reassure,
enamor,
embarass,
foist,
mystify,
placate,
bemuse,
satisfy,
frustrate,
vex,
browbeat,
rankle,
hoodwink,
enlighten,
outclass,
enrapture,
garner,
humiliate,
instil,
faze,
hone,
confound,
unhorse,
daunt,
fluster,
badmouth,
dissuade,
disabuse,
shine,
unsettle,
irk,
bamboozle,
hypnotize,
impart,
satiate,
dethrone,
liven,
dupe,
baffle,
whet,
mollify,
frighten,
pleasing,
berate,
infuriate,
tease,
hypnotise,
galvanize,
curry favor,
chide,
poach,
remind,
pander,
alienate,
disconcert,
unimpressed,
ablebodied,
africanamerican,
bodied,
complexioned,
disabled,
disenfranchised,
fellow,
foreignborn,
handicapped,
haole,
indigent,
inebriated,
insubordinate,
intoxicated,
maladjusted,
malnourished,
mexicanamerican,
needy,
surnamed
More specific:
boldface,
boss,
cloud,
cyclostyle,
disturb,
emboss,
hit home,
ingrain,
instill,
italicize,
letter,
move,
multigraph,
overprint,
pierce,
prepossess,
print over,
prove,
smite,
stamp,
stir,
strike a chord,
strike home,
sweep away,
sweep off,
touch,
trouble,
typeset,
upset,
wow
Appears in the definition of:
.,
affectedness,
airs,
engrave,
flex,
form,
grandstand,
imprint,
inculcate,
infuse,
instill,
literary,
name-dropping,
namedrop,
neglecter,
ostentatious,
pose,
posture,
prance,
pretentious,
ruffle,
sashay,
scraping,
strut,
swagger,
wow
More general:
abduct,
affect,
dye,
kidnap,
move,
nobble,
press,
seizure,
snatch,
strike,
write
Synonyms:
affect,
impressment,
imprint,
ingrain,
instill,
move,
print,
shanghai,
strike,
yarn-dye
Also try:
— Nouns for impress:
adults
people,
students,
slaves,
soldiers,
trial,
guests,
pupils,
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