Impression
Impression noun - A perceptible trace left by pressure.
Letters and impression are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Letters" instead a noun "Impression".
Letters
Letters noun - Scholarly attainment.
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Impression and letters are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Impression" instead a noun "Letters".
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- The Trope Namer was namedropped by David Sidoni, doing a Porky Pig impression, at the end of a sketch where some of the cast members read "letters home from great wars" in cartoon voices.
Source: That's All, Folks! - Tress MacNeille once had to cancel several convention appearances because of a creepy stalker who was obsessed with Babs Bunny; the man sent her several disturbing letters that gave the impression that he planned to rape her.
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Particularly in light of his answers to reader letters at the end of each issue, it's hard to come away from the series with the impression that King Mob is anything but what Morrison would dearly love to be.
Source: Comicbook / The Invisibles
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