Im-press'ure, n.
(-presh'ūr), n. [O. Fr. impressure, L. Lat. impressura.] The mark made by pressure; indentation; dent; impression. [Obs.]
The impressure of those ample favors . . . Would bind my faith to all observances. B. Jonson.
(-presh'ūr), n. [O. Fr. impressure, L. Lat. impressura.] The mark made by pressure; indentation; dent; impression. [Obs.]
The impressure of those ample favors . . . Would bind my faith to all observances. B. Jonson.