Imprint
Imprint verb - To produce a vivid impression of.
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Synonyms for Imprint
Place and imprint are semantically related. in fix topic. In some cases you can use "Place" instead a verb "Imprint".
Place
Place verb - To arrange something in a certain spot or position.
How words are described
| physical | physical imprint | physical place |
| full | full imprint | full place |
| special | special imprint | special place |
| similar | similar imprint | similar place |
| Other adjectives: specific, right, perfect, appropriate, original, single, actual, big, new. | ||
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Both words in one sentence
- But she isn't a dragon, so it makes no sense why they would imprint on her in the first place.
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It is currently ambiguous if any of the film projects based on the Vertigo imprint will also take place in the setting, although Dark Universe makes this more likely.
Source: Film / DC Extended Universe -
Which kind of contradicts everything the author said about Jacob being an option since it's implied if not outright stated that Jacob's interest in Bella was apparently only due to him being subconsciously drawn to her because he was meant to imprint on Renesmee in the first place.
Source: Literature / Twilight
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Place or Imprint. 2016. Accessed August 13, 2026. https://thesaurus.plus/related/imprint/place.
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