Imprinted
/ɪmˈprɪntɪd/
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- (adj.) Having been fixed, stamped, or permanently impressed, often referring to information or a mark on a legal document.
The imprinted seal validated the authenticity of the contract.
- (v. (past participle)) Past participle of imprint, meaning to have fixed or impressed something, especially a mark or information, onto a surface or document.
The copyright notice was imprinted on every page of the publication.
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Usually used as a past participle or adjective for documents or items bearing a permanent mark or information; distinct from the base verb 'imprint' which carries the active sense.
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