Impact ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Impact ( noun )

1. A powerful effect or influence.
2. A significant or major influence on something.
3. A strong effect or impact on a situation or system.
4. The force or energy of a collision or impact.

Origin:

Late 16th century (originally as a verb meaning "to drive into", later "to affect"): from latin impactus, from impingere "to strike against".

Examples:

1. The new law will have a major impact on the economy.
2. The impact of the pandemic on the global economy has been devastating.
3. The impact of technology on our lives has been profound.
4. The asteroid made a massive impact on the earth.
5. The new project will have a positive impact on the community.

(As a verb)

Impact ( verb )

1. A powerful effect or influence.
2. A significant or major influence on something.
3. A strong effect or impact on a situation or system.
4. The force or energy of a collision or impact.

Origin:

Late 16th century (originally as a verb meaning "to drive into", later "to affect"): from latin impactus, from impingere "to strike against".

Examples:

1. The new law will have a major impact on the economy.
2. The impact of the pandemic on the global economy has been devastating.
3. The impact of technology on our lives has been profound.
4. The asteroid made a massive impact on the earth.
5. The new project will have a positive impact on the community.