imprint in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Imprint: to make a mark or pattern on a surface by pressing or stamping, or to leave a lasting effect or influence on someone's thoughts or memories.

The artist used her fingers to imprint intricate designs on the soft clay.
Memories of childhood often leave an indelible imprint on our minds.
The company’s logo was carefully imprinted on each product to enhance brand recognition.
As he spoke, his words seemed to imprint a lasting impression on the audience.
The tire's tread left a clear imprint in the wet cement as it rolled by.
The artist made an imprint of her hand in the wet clay.
Memories can leave a lasting imprint on our hearts and minds.
The company plans to imprint its logo on all new products.
Each book in the series bears the imprint of a different publisher.
His words left an imprint on her soul that she would never forget.