Impact

What do we mean by impact?

The striking of one body against another; collision. synonym: collision. noun

The force transmitted by a collision. noun

The effect or impression of one person or thing on another. noun

To pack firmly together. intransitive verb

To strike forcefully. intransitive verb

To have an effect or impact on. intransitive verb

To have an effect or impact. intransitive verb

The act of striking against something; a blow; a stroke. noun

Specifically — In mech., the blow, or act of striking, of a body having momentum; also, the change of momentum in amount and direction produced by such a blow. noun

In gunnery, the single blow of a projectile against a fixed or moving object. noun

To drive close; press closely or firmly; pack in.

To drive close; to press firmly together: to wedge into a place. transitive verb

To affect or influence, especially in a significant or undesirable manner. transitive verb

To collide forcefully with; to strike. transitive verb

Contact or impression by touch; collision; forcible contact; force communicated. noun

The single instantaneous stroke of a body in motion against another either in motion or at rest. noun

The force or energy of a collision of two objects. noun

A forced impinging. noun

A significant or strong influence; an effect. noun

The striking of one body against another; collision.

The force or energy of a collision of two objects.

A forced impinging.

A significant or strong influence; an effect.

The word you use in your English essay to replace either affect or effect because you're a piece of celery that's to stupid to figure out which is the proper one to use. Urban Dictionary

The integral of efficacy with respect to time Urban Dictionary

An organization that offers classes to teach women, men, and children how to defend themselves against assailants. the training is full-force, real life situations, with a padded, suited mugger. Impact also teaches the psychology of predators, and how to defend oneself verbally. there are impact organizations in LA, Japan, the Bay area, australia, and many more. Urban Dictionary

1. toilet paper 2. Something covered in shit 3. Written Verbal diarrhea! Urban Dictionary

A fecal impaction is a large mass of dry, hard stool that can develop in the rectum due to chronic constipation. This mass may be so hard that it cannot come out of the body. Watery stool from higher in the bowel may move around the mass and leak out, causing soiling or diarrhea. Slang synonym - hardcap. Urban Dictionary

Having an impact, or full of impact. Urban Dictionary

A non-existent word coined by corporate advertising, marketing and business drones to make their work sound far more useful, exciting and beneficial to humanity than it really is. This term is most frequently used in "team building" seminars and conferences in which said drones discuss the most effective ways to convince consumer zombies to purchase crap they clearly do not need or even want. Urban Dictionary

A combination or portmanteau of 'impact' and 'action'. Urban Dictionary

Something that conveys significance. I.e. utter marketing gash, its words like this that make society bad and help meaningless marketing plebians ascend the rungs of their pointless evil careers and step on anyone creative in their path. For shame marketing ... for shame. Urban Dictionary

1. A microsoft font commonly used in image macros because of its apparent ubiquity 2. A qualitative measure for how much effect something will have over time. Usually refers to how shocking, thought provoking or memorable some given item is (or likely to be). Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to impact:
impact, impart, inpact, impac, impatt.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word impact:
crater, journals, factor, impacts, wrestling, assessment, ranking, category, tag, mars, environment, angle, statement, moon, environmental, economy, diameter.

Words that rhyme with impact:
act, abstract, contract, fact, extract, contact, artifact, tract, redact, enact, intact, compact, exact, retract, tact, interact, attract, blacked, detract, pact, distract, react, counteract, packed, protract, subtract, transact, bract, stacked, cracked, backed, wracked, reenact, in fact, racked, overreact, sidetracked, sacked, jacked, diffract, inexact, subcontract, hacked, fract, attacked, overact, matter of fact, stacte, whacked, sex act, tracked, calked, maced, hijacked, ransacked, yacked, bushwhacked, tacked, smacked, lacked, as a matter of fact, riot act, unpacked, eye contact, social contract, slacked, yakked, schacht, clacked, quacked, gastrointestinal tract, aleatory contract, in point of fact, thwacked, alimentary tract, futures contract, digestive tract, snacked, piggybacked, accomplished fact, accessory after the fact, suicide pact, urinary tract, backtracked, carjacked, fly contact, quasi contract, breach of contract, finding of fact, unilateral contract, vanilla extract, contrary to fact, occupational safety and health act, employment contract, nerve tract, accessory before the fact, bracht, shacked, almond extract, oral contract.

Adjectives that are often used to describe impact:
significant, negative, major, little, positive, direct, environmental, economic, potential, profound, greater, greatest, full, immediate, adverse, emotional, strong, tremendous, psychological, considerable, overall, dramatic, enormous, term, substantial, possible, lasting, powerful, visual, initial, limited, likely, serious, less, differential, cumulative, financial, minimal, devastating, huge, relative, maximum, cultural, net, severe, decisive, beneficial, indirect, disparate, ecological, detrimental, global, biggest, ultimate, destructive, marginal, inflationary, favorable, stronger, obvious, probable, fiscal, marked, disproportionate.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective impact:
polystyrene, statements, strength, statement, test, plastic, syndrome, echo, exercise, materials, period, schools, collision, goods, tourism, activities, response, activity, exercises, rsv, analysis, class, experiments, ionization, measures, classes, dance, tests, program, material, event, results, decisions, force, leaders, bags, case, assessment, lonization, testing, induced, resistance, report, leader, noise, spectrometry, spectra, resistant, effects, compound, ami, questions, crash, disasters, stresses, parameter, spectrum, pvc, distinction, sheet, journals, printers, based, measure, styrene, mining, polypropylene, variety, excitation, camp, claim, innovations, message, courts, bending, fatigue, modified, techniques, disaster, generated, plan, agriculture, properties, training.

Consonant match to impact:
im pact.

Words that sound like impact:
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