imprint
//ˈɪm.prɪnt//
Noun
A mark or impression made by pressing something onto a surface.
The fossil showed the imprint of an ancient leaf.
A lasting impression or effect on someone's mind or memory.
The trip left a lasting imprint on her memory.
The publisher's name and other details printed in a book, typically on the title page.
The imprint on the title page shows that the book was published in 1985.
Synonym
Verb
To make a mark or impression on a surface by pressing.
The seal was imprinted on the wax.
To fix an idea, image, or memory firmly in someone's mind.
The beautiful scenery was imprinted on my memory forever.
(Of a young animal) to recognize and become attached to a parent or surrogate parent during a critical period after birth.
The ducklings imprinted on the first moving object they saw after hatching.