There are two types of imprint: imprints of actions and imprints of delusions. Every action we perform leaves an imprint on the mental consciousness, and these imprints are karmic potentialities to ex [..]

To print new copy on a previously printed sheet, such as imprinting an employee's name on business cards. Also called surprint.

Refers either to the place of publication or to the publisher. The imprint information is located either at the base of a title page or in a colophon at the back of a book. The term can also refer to [..]

mid-15c., emprente "an imprint or mark, impression made by printing or stamping," from Old French empreinte "mark, impression, imprint" (see imprint (v.)). Meaning "publicatio [..]

formerly also emprint, late 14c., imprenten, emprenten, "to mark by pressure, stamp; to impress on the mind or memory," from Old French empreinter "to stamp, engrave, imprint," fro [..]

when used as a noun refers to the publication data located at the base of a title page, usually includes the city of publication, name of the publisher (sometimes the printer), and the year of publica [..]

to acquire a habit or behavior through a learning process that occurs early in the life of a social animal, usually through an association with a parent or role model.

impression formed when pressure is applied to a soft substance.

a distinctive influence; "English stills bears the imprint of the Norman invasion" establish or impress firmly in the mind; "We imprint our ideas onto our childr [..]

[1] the name of the publisher under which a title is issued. Increasingly in conglomerate publishing the term represents a publishing brand rather than a publishing company in its own right.

When used as a noun refers to the publication data located at the base of a title page, usually includes the city of publication, name of the publisher (sometimes the printer), and the year of...

To print other information on a previously printed piece by running it through a press again.

The statement in a book that identifies the publisher and/or printer. The publisher's imprint consists of the official name of the publishing company and the date and place of publication. It usu [..]

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A term that can refer either to the place of publication or to the publisher.

the name and place of the publisher and printer required by law if a publication is to be published. Sometimes accompanied by codes indicating the quantity printed, month/year of printing and an inter [..]

Information printed in a newspaper or magazine showing the publisher details.

A fossil that is an organism's impression which was formed in mud that later hardened into rock.

An imprint is a record label, normally a sub-label of a larger group.

A physical impression of the customer's credit card. This proves that the card was present when the sale was made. The imprint is made with a device called an imprinter. Note: An imprint can be created electronically by using a magnetic-stripe-reading terminal at the point-of-sale.

The entity within a publisher whose name is printed on the spine of a book and which theoretically has a certain publishing "flavor." An imprint may be a division within a publishing house (Knopf, HarperCollins, etc.), it may be based around a certain genre (Harlequin Silhouette, Harlequin Blaze, etc.) or it may be a "boutique" [..]

the printer’s and publisher’s details. Required by law.

name and address of publisher and printer

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(n) a distinctive influence(n) a concavity in a surface produced by pressing(n) an identification of a publisher; a publisher's name along with the date and address and edition that is printed at [..]

 Adding copy to a previously printed page. 

To print additional copy on a previously printed sheet.

To print new copy on a previously printed sheet, such as imprinting an employee’s name on business cards. Also called surprint.

A mark on the road or other surface made without sliding by a rolling tire or a person's foot.  An imprint usually shows the pattern of the tire tread or shoe that made it.

The identification of the operating media company on an advertising display.

In most animals imprinting is the triggering of an innate instinctive behaviour, such as attachment to parents or parent substitutes, during a critical or sensitive time period. With most animals impr [..]

An imprint of a customer's credit card can be electronic, swiping the card through a credit card terminal, or manual, taking a physical impression of the credit card. Either of these two methods [..]

Adding copy to a previously printed page.

the place, the name of the publisher, and the date of publication on the bibliographic record (in that order). (C&C)