Impression and Leverage

Impression

Impression noun - A perceptible trace left by pressure.

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Leverage and impression are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Leverage" instead a noun "Impression".

Leverage noun - The power to direct the thinking or behavior of others usually indirectly.

Usage example: lacking much of the leverage it once had, the union is now being forced to make some humiliating concessions

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Impression and leverage are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Impression" instead a noun "Leverage".

Nearby Words: lever, levered, leveraged, leveraging

good	good impression	good leverage
best	best impression	best leverage
poor	poor impression	poor leverage
real	real impression	real leverage
Other adjectives: possible, significant, greater.

Sekai imitates ground movement in zero-gravity by using precise bursts of the Build Burning Gundam's leg thrusters to give his feet leverage, creating the curious impression that he's sprinting on vacuum.

Source: Anime / Gundam Build Fighters Try
While dancing en pointe can give a very floating impression, it cannot be used too much in a choreography due to not only the strain and pain, but also the fact that such a small point of contact with the floor does not offer enough leverage for some moves.

Source: Straight to the Pointe

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