Impressive ɪmˈpresɪv Building Huge Novels Recent Adjective Bre

• an impressive building with a huge tower
• an impressive performance
• one of the most impressive novels of recent years
• she was very impressive in the interview.

impressive

1. making you feel admiration, because they are very large, good, skilful, etc.
• opposite unimpressive
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• an impressive building with a huge tower
• an impressive performance
• one of the most impressive novels of recent years
• She was very impressive in the interview.

Extra Examples

• A large portico provides a suitably impressive entrance to the chapel.
• He was far from impressive in his semi-final against Federer.
• The fact that he is so young makes his achievements even more impressive.
• The film is technically impressive, but lacks real excitement.
• The new building looks most impressive.
• The scenery to the north of the lake is equally impressive.
• It is one of the most impressive novels published in recent years.
• The college is an impressive building with a huge tower.
• The standard of cooking was pretty impressive.
• The team are 12 points ahead after an impressive victory last night.
• They gave a truly impressive performance.