high-impact Definition
high·-impact (hī′im′pakt′)
adjective
- able to withstand a relatively severe impact high-impact plastic
- involving forceful impact
high-impact Usage Examples
Possessives
campaign: Delegates will learn how to produce ' high-impact ' effective campaigns.
Modifies a noun
- journal: The crucial message is that authors do not need to stop submitting their work to high-impact traditional journals.
- plastic: All parts are built from colorful, high-impact plastic.
- presentation: Or record video clips from your camcorder or off the air to create your own high-impact presentations.
- campaign: Bright's challenge was to develop a high-impact campaign to deliver national media coverage over Christmas.
- image: What they are likely to do is create a demand for the next advance in our ability to deliver a high-impact image.
- program: What was needed was a commitment to continuing series as well as one-off, high-impact programs.
Used with adjective complement
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