Impresses

/ɪmˈprɛsɪz/

Definitions

  1. (v.) Third-person singular present tense of impress, meaning to fix a legal claim or security interest upon property.
    The creditor impresses a lien on the debtor's vehicle to secure repayment.

Forms

  • impress
  • impressed
  • impressing

Commentary

In legal contexts, 'impresses' generally refers to the act of placing a lien or security interest on property, often in the third-person present tense.

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