make impression

Frequency: 9.035.7 per million words

to cause someone to have a particular feeling or opinion, especially a strong one

impressionVERB + impression

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Examples (10)

  • The new player failed to make an immediate impression on the team.
  • She worked hard to make a good impression during her interview.
  • His confident presentation made a strong impression on the board members.
  • It's important to make a positive impression on your first day at work.
  • Despite his nervousness, he managed to make a lasting impression with his innovative ideas.
  • The company hopes to make a significant impression in the competitive market.
  • The charity event made a profound impression on everyone who attended.
  • His unusual attire made quite an impression at the formal gathering.
  • A genuine smile can often make a better impression than elaborate words.
  • The artist's unique style consistently makes a distinct impression on viewers.