Impressed
Impressed adjective - Deeply or markedly affected or influenced.
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Sold and impressed are semantically related In some cases you can use "Sold" instead an adjective "Impressed".
Sold
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Averted when the dwarves see the cobbled-together weapons the Bard has sold them; they're not impressed and insist on stealing better ones.
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Critics, by and large, were impressed with the game's story and themes (if generally finding the gameplay decidedly lacklustre - neither noticeably good nor bad), but it sold very poorly.
Source: Critical Dissonance -
His fans didn't desert himthe record still sold wellbut the gangsta fans weren't impressed, and so began his slow slide, as chronicled on Behind The Music, toward losing the multimillion-dollar house he'd built in the Oakland hills and all the other money he'd made.
Source: We're Still Relevant, Dammit
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