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Meanings of impressionistic in English
Relating to or characteristic of Impressionism.
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Examples for "idea"
Examples for "idea"
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But I must be allowed at least one good idea per case.
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So just top line question; is wearing sunscreen still a good idea?
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Important idea number 1: Matter is made of positive and negative charges.
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A new course or training in April will be a good idea!
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The idea is based on New York's CityRacks competition held last year.
Usage of impressionistic in English
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This argument can of course be dismissed as impressionistic, apocryphal and anecdotal.
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There are two great schools of criticism: the judicial and the impressionistic.
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He wanted the Exposition to be an impressionistic picture in one key.
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And our knowledge of human institutions is still extraordinarily meager and impressionistic.
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The music ranges from impressionistic to new-age, consistently finding stillness in movement.
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Crazy Horse is languid, impressionistic and perhaps a shade overlong at 134-minutes.
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Under intense pressure, Benedict conjures an interesting impressionistic impression of Matthew's away-with-the-fairies manner.
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Brightness in clear-coloured shadows is the key-note of impressionistic open-air effects.
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In this wonderfully impressionistic book, Hastings tells a familiar story eloquently.
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Key to the record's appeal was Hyde's mysterious, impressionistic vocal presence.
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There's a buzz of activity, a flurry of half-glimpsed movement and impressionistic images.
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These two methods suggest the impressionistic and miniature schools of painting.
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Her legs were gone; her torso had been reduced to an impressionistic spareness.
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She never stops working, spinning out ideas, narrating in impressionistic loops.
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And she has since become a more meditative, more moody, sometimes impressionistic composer.
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The whole psychology of the Slavic race is crystallized in these two impressionistic words.
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