Impressed and Subject

Impressed

Impressed adjective - Deeply or markedly affected or influenced.
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Subject and impressed are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Subject" instead an adjective "Impressed".

Subject

Subject adjective - Being under the power or sovereignty of another or others.

Impressed and subject are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Impressed" instead an adjective "Subject".

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  • Radio / The Ricky Gervais Show Ricky tends to disagree and be less-than-impressed with his complaining on the subject as a result.
  • Literature / Anne of Green Gables Baby Talk: Prior to their birth, Anne is adamant that baby talk not be spoken to her children, having been 'solemnly' impressed by a parenting book on the subject.
  • Film / Kundun The Dalai Lama impressed by Western ideas and sympathetic to reforms starts to implement changes in Tibet, on the onset of the encroachment of China into Tibetan territory.The film was produced by Touchstone Pictures (owned by Disney) but was controversial for its subject matter.
    Source: Film / Kundun
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