1. The act of impressing into public service; seizure for public use.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• imprisoment,
• umpressment,
• jmpressment,
• kmpressment,
• ompressment,
• 9mpressment,
• 8mpressment,
• inpressment,
• ikpressment,
• ijpressment,
• imoressment,
• impressement,
• impresment,
• empresement,
• impressmentz,
• Imprisiment,
• Empresamentz,
• imprissment,
• impresioment,
• impersment

• impressionable,
• imprison,
• impressionism,
• imprecisely,
• impression,
• impressive,
• impressed,
• imprecise,
• impressionist,
• impressively,
• imprecision,
• impreciseness,
• improvement,
• imprudent,
• impureness,
• impressible,
• impressiveness,
• imprisonment,
• imprecate.

The adjective form of the word "impressment" is "impressment".

The plural of the "impressment" can be the "impressments".

The singular of the "impressment" can be the "impressment".