Definition of "impassion" [im•pas•sion]

• To arouse the passions of. (verb-transitive)

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• "In mould of figutt, and in frame of mind, Th 'impassion'd accent, and impiessivc To him th' heroic sphere must be assign'd. mien,"
• "But I watch Torchwood with my impassion but I felt for Ianto's death (I was shunned)."
• "Colin Montgomerie, the European captain, seems to have found a way to impassion his players for the divided third session on Saturday and Sunday."