Impression
Impression noun - A perceptible trace left by pressure.
Start
How words are described
| good | good impression | good start |
| best | best impression | best start |
| better | better impression | better start |
| brief | brief impression | brief start |
| Other adjectives: public, complete, original, initial, proper, poor, strong, real, big, great, huge, bad, false, quick, decent, possible, significant, last, literal, bigger. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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During the start of the movie, Hiccup does an impression of Stoick, essentially saying that his father wanted a tough, hardy viking of a son, instead of a "toothpick" like Hiccup.
- They slowly acquire the impression that editing a wiki is equivalent to Rewriting Reality; instead of writing about how things are, they start writing about how things should be.
- JC Denton is recruited in from the start of the game under the impression he is stopping terrorists from stealing Ambrosia, a medicine for a wide spread virus.
Source: Conspiracy Redemption
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