impassion Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- pacify
- mollify
- tranquilize
- pacify
- tranquilize
- placate
- tranquillize
- placate
- mollify
- appease
- appease
- tranquillize
Weak:
No Weak antonyms found.
impassion Meaning
impassion (v.)
To move or affect strongly with passion.
impassion Sentence Examples
- His impassioned speech ignited a flame in the hearts of his listeners.
- The author's words were so impassioned that they painted a vivid tapestry of emotions.
- The artist's impassioned brushstrokes captured the essence of the stormy seascape.
- The scientist's impassioned plea for environmental protection resonated with audience.
- The politician's impassioned rhetoric swayed voters to support his cause.
- The teacher's impassioned lectures inspired students to pursue their dreams with vigor.
- The musician's impassioned performance transported the audience to a realm of pure emotion.
- The gardener's impassioned care for his plants resulted in a garden bursting with vibrant blooms.
- The activist's impassioned speeches galvanized the community to take action against injustice.
- The athlete's impassioned determination fueled his victory in the race.
FAQs About the word impassion
To move or affect strongly with passion.
stimulate, encourage, arouse,provoke, inspire, motivate, rev (up), anger, incite, trigger
soothe, subdue, calm, subdue, soothe,calm, pacify, mollify, tranquilize, pacify
His impassioned speech ignited a flame in the hearts of his listeners.
The author's words were so impassioned that they painted a vivid tapestry of emotions.
The artist's impassioned brushstrokes captured the essence of the stormy seascape.
The scientist's impassioned plea for environmental protection resonated with audience.
