impressively

impressive | American Dictionary

impressive
adjective
us/ɪmˈpres·ɪv/
causing someone to feel admiration or respect:
an impressive performance

impressively

adverbus/ɪmˈpres·ɪv·li/
an impressively large collection of medals

Examples of impressive

impressive
Production values are impressive, with the whole book printed on heavy, glossy paper.
On the whole, this is an impressive book replete with a number of valuable and intriguing arguments.
The coverage of city-states of different periods and regions in this book is impressive.
The detail is impressive and the panoramic views, many of which take up a whole page, are particularly revealing.
While providing new information based upon impressive original research, the collection tends to flatter to deceive.
The speed of the analyzer is quite impressive.
The next two chapters treat, respectively, microactuators and microsensors, and for both of these a very impressive range of methods has been tried.
In fact, a theory that works for most people most of the time is still an impressive discovery.
The book is impressive in terms of its careful analysis and presentation of detailed primary research.
Such research would be particularly impressive if it also explained why previous studies have produced evidence consistent with the clarity argument.
Perhaps the most impressive of all is the ability to smoothly interpolate between such contrasting experiences, bridging the gap between the internal and external world.
The growth in the cellular market was impressive even after the crisis.
The fascination with the field ditches and the whole horizontal emphasis is very impressive.
Many believe that the old institutional economics is dead, buried under the impressive achievements of the new.
Turning to change over time, the cross-national variation in the data is equally impressive.
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