Difference between Impressive and Impressed

IMPRESSIVE vs IMPRESSED: NOUN

Easily impressed or influenced
Having the conscious mind deeply or markedly affected or influenced; -- usually used with by or with.
Strongly affected, especially favourably
Stamped, under pressure
Compelled to serve in a military force
Confiscated by force or authority
Deeply or markedly affected or influenced

Have an emotional or cognitive impact upon
Reproduce by printing
Take (someone) against his will for compulsory service, especially on board a ship
Impress positively
Mark or stamp with or as if with pressure
Produce or try to produce a vivid impression of
Dye (fabric) before it is spun
Simple past tense and past participle of impress.

In psychology, directed inward; producing an internal effect, or carrying a meaning for the subject of the experience: opposed to expressive. See method of expression .
Making or tending to make an impression; having the power of affecting or of exciting attention and feeling; adapted to touch the feelings or the conscience: as, an impressive discourse; an impressive scene.
Capable of being impressed; susceptible; impressible.
Synonyms Moving, stirring, affecting, touching, powerful.

In electricity, supplied to a circuit by some outside source: for example, the impressed electromotive force of a circuit is the electromotive force supplied to it by a generator.
Having one or more impressions.
In zoology and botany: Lower than the general surface, and appearing as if stamped into it: as, an impressed line or dot.

Lofty, Dramatic, Staggering, Formidable, Sensational, Brilliant, Magnificent, Splendid, Awesome, Stunning, Spectacular, Dazzling, Astonishing, Amazing, Astounding

Sensitized, Beaten, Touched, Fooled, Convinced, Flattered, Shocked, Gratified, Impressive, Astonished, Thrilled, Pleased, Surprised, Amazed, Affected

Lofty, Dramatic, Staggering, Formidable, Sensational, Brilliant, Magnificent, Splendid, Awesome, Stunning, Spectacular, Dazzling, Astonishing, Amazing, Astounding

Moved, Sensitized, Beaten, Touched, Convinced, Flattered, Shocked, Gratified, Impressive, Astonished, Thrilled, Pleased, Surprised, Amazed, Affected

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Coin is equally impressive, though not as flashy.
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The Nanit had an impressive performance during testing and its overall score is impressive compared to most of the competition.
Each episode of Burn Notice gets more impressive and more impressive.
Impressive a dish as this is, its almost more impressive that it can be shipped.

Iam very impressed with your expertise in excel.
In short, I am greatly impressed so far.
VERY impressed how slick the whole thing is.
Not impressed one bit with the Bacon Boss.
The poster session impressed everyone, we must admit!
Impressed with his social, professional and articulate manners.
Coach Greg Chappell was impressed by this innings.
So impressed with your aggressive debt pay down!
Judges are never impressed with these unnecessary embellishments.
The client was impressed with the new logo and designs, and was impressed with the speed at which they were delivered.