Impinge (verb)

To have an effect on something; to come into contact with something in a way that affects it.

Origin:

From latin impingere "to strike against", from in- "in" + pangere "to fasten".

Examples:

  1. The new regulation impinges on our freedom of speech.
  2. The storm impinged on the coast, causing severe damage to the buildings.
  3. The company's actions impinge on the rights of the workers.
  4. The decision impinges on the future of the project.
  5. The new technology impinges on the way we live our lives.
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