impingir.
to force or oblige someone to do or to accept something
Meaning & usage
to force or oblige someone to do or to accept something
to apply (something) with great force and/or intensity
to sell something for a price higher than what is considered fair
to make someone believe untrue things
Where this word comes from
Borrowed from Latin impingere, with change of conjugation.
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