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Impression can mean:

mishika David Hume uses the word "impression" as he defines it in "An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding".

  • In eastern philosophy, Meher Baba uses the word "impression" as the best English approximation of the Sanskrit Sanskara in his essays in Discourses.
  • Impression, a dental procedure
  • The Impressions (American band), a 1960s/1970s American soul musical act from Chicago, Illinois led by Curtis Mayfield and Jerry Butler
  • Impressions Games (previously known as Impressions) was a video game developer.
  • Impressions (album), an album by jazz artist John Coltrane, featuring the composition "Impressions" (instrumental).
  • Impression (Dragonriders of Pern), is a monumental event in Anne McCaffrey's Dragonriders of Pern series, when a human bonds with a telepathic dragon for life.
  • As entertainment, an impression is performed to mimic a well-known personality, using gestures, tone, or rhythm; such a performer who engages in this type of entertainer is an impressionist (entertainment).
  • impression is a advertising term referring to an instance where an advertisment is viewed. This applies particularly to online advertising.
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