Imprinted [verb]
Definition of Imprinted:
stamp
Synonyms of Imprinted:
Sentence/Example of Imprinted:
She sunk into Mr. Bumbles arms; and that gentleman, in his agitation, imprinted a passionate kiss upon her chaste nose.
Deep, yet not harsh, lines were imprinted on the whole of his countenance, which indicated inflexibility and self-possession.
They then proceeded to draw with a sharp stick the figures designed to be imprinted on the skin.
The obelisk stood erect in the bright moonlight, and its tall, slender shadow was imprinted on the wall of the church.
"Look at this, now, my fair nephew," tracing the dark crimson gash which was imprinted on his face.
Tully and Seneca never heard any thing material but it was imprinted in their memory.
The parcel was sealed with three neat patches of wax, and on each blob was imprinted the letters "A M" in a monogram.
It is said that there are the Akashic Records, in some subtle way which we cannot pretend to understand, imprinted in the ether.
Seizing her hand he raised it to his lips and imprinted a passionate kiss upon it.
Impatience and dissatisfaction were imprinted on his speaking countenance as he turned fretfully from side to side.