high-impact

adjective(prenominal)

(of a plastic or other material) able to withstand great force
(of aerobic or other exercise) placing great stress on various areas of the body

informal having great effect: high-impact sound

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How to use high-impact in a sentence

Users are also instructed not to “rock Glass while doing high-impact sports.”
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We would do this for high impact players who were essential for the new administration.
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The high-impact career, the harmonious marriage, the healthy, well-adjusted child?
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The thing about the Incoming High Impact Kanye is that it was nearly the only honest note of the night.
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The steel was then retempered to withstand high impact pressures.
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He opened his tub and handed out the access points, housed in gray high-impact plastic junction boxes.
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