Impressions
/ɪmˈprɛʃənz/
Definitions
- (n.) Marks, indentations, or impressions made on an object, often serving as evidence or authentication in legal contexts.
The impressions left on the lock were carefully analyzed by the forensic expert.
- (n.) In intellectual property law, the count of times an online advertisement or digital content is displayed to users.
The lawyer reviewed the contract to ensure the minimum number of impressions was guaranteed.
Forms
- impression
Related terms
Commentary
Impressions often appear in forensic and IP contexts; usage varies notably between physical forensic marks and digital advertising metrics.
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