Impressed?
According to the meaning I found on Google about "impressed". It's said
"feeling or showing admiration or respect for someone or something."
However, if I'd like to mean I'm "impressed" by something so much but it is NOT positive, I'm not showing admiration or respect for someone or something, on the contrary, I hate it, but I cannot forget it. What is the adjective to use?
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kenny1999 I hate it, but I cannot forget it. What is the adjective to use? Google is not a dictionary.
- kenny1999 I hate it, but I cannot forget it.
- What is the adjective to use?
- Google is not a dictionary.
- com.
- Merriam-Webster is adequate for quick look-ups.
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kenny1999I hate it, but I cannot forget it. What is the adjective to use?
Google is not a dictionary. Use onelook.com. Merriam-Webster is adequate for quick look-ups. American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language goes a step deeper. They have for "impress" "To affect strongly, often favorably", which leaves open the word's use for unfav
0kenny1999not showing admiration or respect for someone or something, on the contrary, I hate it, but I cannot forget it. What is the adjective to use?
repulsed, disgusted
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