impressure

im·pres·sure

 (ĭm-prĕsh′ər)
n. Archaic
A mark produced by pressure; an impression.
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impressure

(ɪmˈprɛʃə)
n
an archaic word for impression
[C17: see impress1, -ure; formed on the model of pressure]
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