amaze |
impressed |
As verbs the difference between amaze and impressed
is that
amaze is (obsolete) to stupefy; to knock unconscious while
impressed is (
impress).
As a noun amaze
is .
As an adjective impressed is
strongly affected, especially favourably.
enthralled |
impressed |
As adjectives the difference between enthralled and impressed
is that
enthralled is extremely happy or excited while
impressed is strongly affected, especially favourably.
As verbs the difference between enthralled and impressed
is that
enthralled is past tense of enthrall while
impressed is past tense of impress.
empress |
impressed |
As a proper noun empress
is a village in alberta, canada.
As an adjective impressed is
strongly affected, especially favourably.
As a verb impressed is
(
impress).
inspired |
impressed |
As adjectives the difference between inspired and impressed
is that
inspired is having excellence through inspiration while
impressed is strongly affected, especially favourably.
As verbs the difference between inspired and impressed
is that
inspired is (
inspire) while
impressed is (
impress).
obligatory |
impressed |
Related terms |
Obligatory is a related term of impressed.
As adjectives the difference between obligatory and impressed
is that
obligatory is imposing obligation, morally or legally; binding while
impressed is strongly affected, especially favourably.
As a verb impressed is
(
impress).
impressed |
admired |
As verbs the difference between impressed and admired
is that
impressed is (
impress) while
admired is (
admire).
As an adjective impressed
is strongly affected, especially favourably.
impressed |
empresses |
As verbs the difference between impressed and empresses
is that
impressed is (
impress) while
empresses is .
As an adjective impressed
is strongly affected, especially favourably.
pleased |
impressed |
As adjectives the difference between pleased and impressed
is that
pleased is happy, content while
impressed is strongly affected, especially favourably.
As verbs the difference between pleased and impressed
is that
pleased is (
please) while
impressed is (
impress).
surprise |
impressed |
As verbs the difference between surprise and impressed
is that
surprise is to cause (someone) to feel unusually alarmed or delighted while
impressed is (
impress).
As adjectives the difference between surprise and impressed
is that
surprise is unexpected while
impressed is strongly affected, especially favourably.
As a noun surprise
is something not expected.
swept |
impressed |
As verbs the difference between swept and impressed
is that
swept is (
sweep) while
impressed is (
impress).
As an adjective impressed is
strongly affected, especially favourably.
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