Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Impact"

A: Impact = having an effect on something.

"It loses its impact" = something is not exciting/impressive/meaningful anymore.

For example:
"I went on the rollercoaster so many times that it lost its impact" = the rollercoaster is not exciting anymore

"He said "I love you" to so many people. So the phrase lost its impact" = he does not feel anything now when he says "I love you".

A: it means that it has no affect on, or it does not make any difference. Impact is when something changes something in this context. His opinion had no impact on the final outcome of the election.

A: Be felt upon - impact/produce results

The law will not impact the trolley problem (Nothing will change for the issue - it won't be solved or aided)

The trolley problem will impact the law (The law will have to change to new conditions)

A: It means something that has a long lasting effect on someone or something.

A: Impact can be used when something comes in contact with another thing as a crash or collision, but mentally it can mean it has a strong effect on someone or something, or make an impression on someone.

Influence can effect on your whole characteristics, development or opinion on something

They are very similar so when using it in a sentence either one is fine to use as "effected someone a lot"

A: this new competitor will have an impact on our sales, for sure.

his contributions have made an impact in his field.

even after death, she continues to have an impact on our lives.

A: You made a great impact.
The meteor's impact was large.
The cat made a soft impact as it landed.

A: "This impacted the audience" "The impact killed the driver"

A: the impact of the accident made a big influence on their lives.

A: 意味は影響、衝撃です。

The air bag deployed on impact.
These things have a big impact on children.

A: Embrace for impact doesn’t really make sense. You don’t need to hug someone else to brace for impact lol

A: You listed from the largest change to the smallest.

This reminds me of a question I asked a friend:
1 Беспокоиться
2 Волноваться
3 Переживать
He answered 1 is least 2 medium and 3 is most. Do you agree?

A: They are pretty much synonymous. I would say influence is more common and sounds somewhat more professional. To have an impact sounds more emphatic, at least to me.

A: impact = influence.
affect is the verb and effect is the noun from affect
Affect (verb) to affect
Effect ( noun) an effect

A: Impact means that it already affected it.
Influence means that it isn't impacted yet, but it's starting to feel the impact.

A: There are probably other words, but I would call them "fragile" or "emotionally fragile".

A: Impact driver

And I want one, ideally a Makita, made in Japan.

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A: This sounds really great! Here are some edits!

"In general, the most notable impact fascism had on the world was causing the WWII. "
There may be a better transition than "in general" but this sounds good.
Remove "the" in front of WWII.
This should be "The most notable impact fascism had on the world was causing WWII."

"One of the beliefs of fascism was extreme nationalism, in terms of eliminating other "inferior" nations and expanding territories."
"in terms of" doesn't make sense here. This sentence is confusing because it is unclear if the second half of the sentence is part of the "one belief." I'm not sure if you are trying to explain "extreme nationalism" or if you are saying "expanding territories" is caused by people being extremely nationalistic/ fascist.
Could be "One of the beliefs of fascism was extreme nationalism, which results in people wishing to of eliminate other "inferior" nations and expand their territory."

"Hitler, the most notorious fascist ever, put the theories in practice and invaded Poland in 1939."
"in" should be "into"
"the" is optional in front of "theories," in this case.
Could say "Hitler, the most notorious fascist ever, put theories into practice and invaded Poland in 1939.

A: Yes, on their own they sound natural 😊 but it also depends on the sentence you're planning to use them in

A: We tend to use "how" in this case for a more natural sound.
You can also use the word "affect" if you want, since it is also commonly used.

Your new sentence would be "How does being behind schedule impact the project?" or "How does being behind schedule affect the project?"

I hope this helps! 😊

A: It sounds OK, but it needs some tidying up.

The impact on Christopher of the new reality that he could never imagine is devastating. This shows that people like Christopher who judge things theoretically, also have a sense of trust and they can have trust issues as well as problems related to their mental or physical disabilities.

It's OK to talk about factual characteristics of disabled people as long as you are not unnecessarily negative about the person and you don't demean them. So, it sounds perfectly OK to me.

A: Because it's referring to the impact not the effect.