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Impinge

//ɪmˈpɪnd͡ʒ// verb

Verb

1
To make a physical impact on. intransitive, rare, transitive
"Loud noise can impinge on the eardrum, causing temporary hearing damage."
2
advance beyond the usual limit wordnet
3
To interfere with. figuratively, intransitive, rare, transitive
"For example, if the trophic fibre is impinged there would be too much or too little gastric juice; if the motor fibre is impinged the muscular contractions of the stomach would be lessened; if the sensory fibre is impinged there[…]"
4
impinge or infringe upon wordnet
5
To have an effect upon, especially a negative one. figuratively, intransitive
"Near-synonym: infringe"

Borrowed from Latin impingō (“dash against, impinge”). Compare impact, derived from the perfect passive participle of impingō.

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