Synonyms for impacted
ɪmˈpæk tɪdim·pact·ed

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1. impacted, wedgedadjective

   wedged or packed in together

   "an impacted tooth"

   Synonyms:
   wedged

   Antonyms:
   loose

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1. List of paraphrases for "impacted":

   affected, influenced, hit, touched, contaminated

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1. Kathy Cady:

   He is badly mistaken, or being misled, or ignorant, I don’t know which of those it is, but he's just plain wrong. What he claims is ridiculous. And when you have people who have done very, very dangerous things that have negatively impacted the community, they should not be released after short prison sentences.

2. Bryan Ricketts:

   Personally, I know Mike Pence's policies from his time as governor, when he tried to implement RFRA (The Religious Freedom Restoration Act) without civil rights protections for LGBTQ people. As a gay man, this directly impacted me. However, many graduates here have been directly targeted by other policies -- for example, those students and their families who are undocumented and who risk deportation to celebrate this milestone in their lives.

3. Maryville City Manager Greg McClain:

   My understanding is, if you're on city water, you're fine. ... If you have a well, we would prefer you do not bathe in that (or) drink that, so far we've not had any indication that's been impacted yet, but testing will continue.

4. Kyaw Moe Tun:

   Of course what happened is disturbing, but my day to day work has not been impacted, i will continue what I have to do and this incident will not deter what I am doing for the country and for the people.

5. Debra Katz:

   Although not allowed at National Institutes of Health to utilize Rick Bright expertise in vaccines or therapeutics, Rick Bright developed a plan to implement a robust national testing infrastructure, which emphasized the critical need to provide screening tests for asymptomatic individuals and to provide services to underserved populations disproportionately impacted by COVID-19, national Institutes of Health leadership declined to support Dr. Bright's recommendations because of political considerations, plain and simple. After having Rick Bright work suppressed for political reasons to the detriment of public health and safety, Rick Bright was sidelined from doing any further work to combat this deadly virus.