1. to fill with passion or strong emotion; to arouse intense feeling in
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘impassion’

Examples

• The speaker’s words impassions the crowd to take action.
• Great art impassions viewers and moves them deeply.
• The coach’s speech impassions the team before the championship game.
• Her dedication to the cause impassions others to join the movement.
• The novel’s tragic ending impassions readers with its emotional power.
• Music has the power to impassions listeners across all cultures.