1. admiring somebody/something because you think they are particularly good, interesting, etc.
   • ● I must admit I am impressed.
   • impressed by somebody/something
     ● We were all impressed by her enthusiasm.
   • ● He was particularly impressed by her essay.
   • impressed with something
     ● She was suitably impressed (= as impressed as somebody had hoped) with the painting.
   • impressed at something
     ● He was impressed at the way the team had played.
   • impressed to see, hear, find, etc.
     ● We were impressed to see how well they'd done already.
   • impressed that…
     ● I was impressed that she remembered my name.
   see also unimpressed
   Extra Examples:

   • ● He was very impressed with her house.
   • ● I was not overly impressed by the proposals.
   • ● My wife was impressed enough to commission a portrait from the artist.
   • ● Others seemed equally impressed with his work.
   • ● She was impressed at how well Stephen could dance.
   • ● The manager was clearly impressed by Jo's work.
   Collocations: verbs

   • be
   • look
   • seem

   adverb

   • extremely
   • fairly
   • very

   preposition

   • at
   • by
   • with

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