impressive
Americanadjective
adjective
Other Word Forms
- impressively adverb
- impressiveness noun
- preimpressive adjective
- unimpressive adjective
- unimpressively adverb
Etymology
Origin of impressive
Example Sentences
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Harry Brook's side showed impressive versatility by bowling 16 overs of spin – the most they have ever sent down in a T20 - with all seven dismissals falling to the slow bowlers.
From BBC
For an indie artist, Moreno boasts an impressive slate of accolades.
From Los Angeles Times
This has resulted in some of their most sonically and visually impressive work — with styles and genres consistently shifting — but also asks the listener to be willing to evolve with them.
From Los Angeles Times
Arguably even more impressive than the victory itself, though, was the way the American team handled the aftermath.
From Los Angeles Times
Andrews has been rewarded with the extended deal after an impressive first season in charge of the Bees.
From Barron's
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