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A forceful collision of two things

The consequence brought about by a particular event

The effectiveness of an event or story

The effect something is likely to have on other things

An instance of striking or being struck

Strength or energy as an attribute of physical action or movement

Rough treatment or handling

The part played by a person or thing towards a result

Having great power, energy or vitality

A phenomenon that is popular for a short period of time

To collide forcefully with something

To cause a profound effect

To compress tightly into

(usually of a disease or condition) To affect adversely

To make a strong, lasting, and typically favorable impression on

To strike or hit repeatedly

To be relevant or important to

Make your presence felt

Hit somebody in the face

To cause someone to take a course of action

(tell on) To impact or take its toll on

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Noun

A forceful collision of two things

serious collision

powerful impact

road traffic accident

traffic accident

multiple collision

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“In light of last month's horrific impact between the truck and motorcycle, amendments to road rules as applied to cyclists will be forthcoming.”

Noun

The consequence brought about by a particular event

matter of course

knock-on effect

delayed response

materialisation^UK

materialization^US

unexpected result

secondary response

secondary effect

finished product

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“His drug habit had a profound impact on his family, his business, and most importantly, his life.”

Noun

The effectiveness of an event or story

efficaciousness

constructiveness

instrumentality

authoritativeness

unanswerability

good organization

name of the game

serviceableness

bang for the buck

appropriateness

satisfactoriness

organization^US

commensurateness

organisation^UK

professionalism

resourcefulness

action capability

cost-effectiveness

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“His narrative on social injustices in third world countries had an emotional impact on viewers.”

Noun

The effect something is likely to have on other things

unforgettableness

conspicuousness

exceptionalness

extraordinariness

pronounced nature

outstanding nature

strong influence

serious-mindedness

social position

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Noun

An instance of striking or being struck

knuckle sandwich

dig in the ribs

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Noun

Strength or energy as an attribute of physical action or movement

physical energy

destructiveness

impelling force

propelling force

full head of steam

propulsive force

continuing motion

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Noun

Rough treatment or handling

rough treatment

corporal punishment

pulverisation^UK

pulverization^US

physical attack

physical violence

physical assault

sexual interference

sexual misconduct

act of violence

grievous bodily harm

act of aggression

actual bodily harm

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Noun

The part played by a person or thing towards a result

Noun

Having great power, energy or vitality

intestinal fortitude

full head of steam

tempestuousness

bloodthirstiness

venturesomeness

burning passion

resourcefulness

imaginativeness

adventurousness

spirit of adventure

quick-wittedness

high-spiritedness

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Noun

A phenomenon that is popular for a short period of time

ton^US

general tendency

most up to date

the newest fashion

fashionableness

prevailing taste

leisure pursuit

leisure activity

preoccupation with

bee in your bonnet

tiger by the tail

something on the brain

prominent thing

important thing

passing thought

consuming passion

laser-like focus

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Verb

To collide forcefully with something

be in collision with

come into collision with

come into collision

come into contact with

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“Either the asteroid will impact very soon after its discovery, or it will present a threat to the Earth at some future date.”

Verb

To cause a profound effect

“The accident will impact Chloe's upbringing in a dramatic way.”

Verb

To compress tightly into

construct defences

become implanted

become embedded

become anchored

sow the seeds of

become established

become immovable

get something working

lay the foundations of

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“Your feet will impact into the sand, leaving absolutely no doubt that the presence of a heavyset man has been frolicking at the beach.”

Verb

(usually of a disease or condition) To affect adversely

play havoc with

exert influence on

have an effect on

have an impact on

emotionally move

make an impression on

go to your head

tug at your heartstrings

turn someone's head

make an impression

leave a mark on

exert influence

have an influence

fill with emotion

have a bearing on

leave an impression on

make of a mind to

make an impact on

carry weight with

stick in someone's mind

make you of a mind to

twist one's arm

turn one's head

lead by the nose

come to the mind of

enter one's head

cross your mind

come into one's consciousness

enter one's mind

go through one's head

make someone suffer

exert an influence on

use to advantage

twist round one's little finger

turn to one's advantage

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Verb

To make a strong, lasting, and typically favorable impression on

have an impact on

make an impression on

leave a mark on

make an impression

stick in someone's mind

have an effect on

exert influence on

fill with emotion

emotionally move

tug at your heartstrings

leave an impression on

carry weight with

lead by the nose

twist one's arm

turn one's head

come to the mind of

enter one's head

make an impact on

go through one's head

cross your mind

come into one's consciousness

enter one's mind

exert an influence on

turn someone's head

go to your head

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Verb

To strike or hit repeatedly

knock into the middle of next week

lay a finger on

box someone's ears

beat the living daylights out of

give someone a good hiding

let someone have it

give someone a hiding

put in the hospital

give someone a drubbing

give someone a beating

give someone a good beating

give someone a good drubbing

rain blows upon

strike with a stick

beat with a stick

physically attack

jump down one's throat

give it to someone

give someone the works

give a going over

fix someone's wagon

give someone what for

have someone's guts for garters

give a lesson to

cause injury to

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Verb

To be relevant or important to

have to do with

have a bearing on

have an impact on

be important to

be in connection with

be of importance to

be of interest to

be the business of

be applicable to

have relevance for

be connected with

concern itself with

have reference to

be pertinent to

have relevance to

correspond with

have a reference to

have a relation to

have a connection to

be associated with

be attributed to

be concerned with

have an effect on

be characteristic of

give the facts on

give a rundown of

give an account of

give details on

give details of

provide details of

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Verb

Make your presence felt

make an impression

make your presence felt

Verb

Hit somebody in the face

hit somebody in the face

Verb

To cause someone to take a course of action

try to persuade

twist someone's arm

light a fire under

twist one's arm

put the heat on

put the screws on

make of a mind to

put a bomb under

give incentive to

use pressure on

put pressure on

act as a stimulus to

fire with enthusiasm

agitate against

give the incentive to

strongly recommend

act as a incentive to

work into lather

fire the imagination of

act as an incentive to

bring round to the idea of

bring to reason

gain one's confidence

make a believer

get someone going

make you of a mind to

propagandize^US

propagandise^UK

give someone a kick

give a shot in the arm

exert influence on

put someone up to something

lead by the nose

turn one's head

press someone into

cause to believe

pressurize into

reason someone into

turn somebody on to

pressure someone into

get somebody on your side

give someone a cue

bring to senses

lead to believe

gain confidence of

have an effect on

give one's suggestions to

give one's opinion to

give direction to

give guidance to

ask authoritatively

take out of mothballs

speak in favor of

go on record for

offer recommendation

speak favorably of

beat the drum for

bring pressure to bear on

put the squeeze on

turn on the heat

cause to feel certain

make someone see the light

breathe down someone's neck

alter conviction

spread the gospel

spread the word

spread the gospel to

spread the word to

bring into the fold

make converts of

bring pressure upon

set your mind at rest

gain somebody's support

dispel someone's doubts

pull strings with

show one the error of their ways

make see the light

show someone the error of their ways

have an impact on

put mind at ease

reason someone into believing

put someone's mind at rest

make yourself felt with

carry weight with

bring pressure to bear upon

cut any ice with

put under an obligation

use strong-arm tactics on

bring to Christ

press your case

seek to influence

exert influence

try to influence

make a pitch for

be responsible for

bring pressure to bear

give one an idea

declare confidently to

relieve any doubts

give one's word to

relieve any doubt

give one's assurance to

cause to be born again

cause someone to change their mind

offer the gospel to

make someone change their mind

cause to see the light

seek converts among

share the gospel with

act as a missionary

spread the faith to

make converts among

change the belief of

spread the faith

tell the gospel to

make someone change their beliefs

cause someone to change their beliefs

cause a change of heart

bang the drum for

get acceptance for

persuade someone to accept

gain acceptance for

get support for

convince someone of the merits of

win someone over to

win approval for

bring someone round to

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Verb

(tell on) To impact or take its toll on

make one's presence felt

make presence known

leave its mark on

make its presence felt

take its toll on

have an adverse effect on

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