Gotten
Impress and gotten are semantically related. in have an effect on topic. In some cases you can use "Impress" instead a verb "Gotten".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- He eventually stops trying to impress Troy but his explanation to why he doesn't want to attend Troy's funeral shows that he's still hasn't gotten rid of some of those feelings.
Source: Theatre / Fences -
In his debut episode he's gotten a job in his family's restaurant to impress his father, only to get depressed that he's been stuck with the lame mascot position.
Source: Adorably Precocious Child -
Funny Background Event: Chelsea's and Barbie's conversation about getting a new pet makes Taffy, Blissa, and Tawny fear that the girls have gotten tired of them, so they perform a balancing act to try and impress them.
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