Pronunciation: /ˈstæmpɪŋ/
noun a mark or impression made by pressing or striking
A1 I enjoy stamping my feet to make a loud noise.
A2 She was busy stamping envelopes for the mailing campaign.
B1 The official document required a stamping from the authorized department.
B2 The metalworker was skilled in stamping intricate designs onto jewelry.
C1 Stamping out corruption in the government will require a concerted effort.
C2 The artist's unique style of stamping created a buzz in the art world.
verb to impress or mark with a stamp
A1 I am stamping my feet to make a loud noise.
A2 She was stamping her passport at the airport security checkpoint.
B1 The post office clerk was stamping the letters with the official seal.
B2 The protestor was angrily stamping on the flag in the street.
C1 The artist was meticulously stamping each page of the limited edition book.
C2 The judge was stamping the legal documents with his official seal in the courtroom.
formal The machine was used for precision stamping of metal parts.
informal I love stamping my passport with all the different countries I've visited.
slang She's really good at stamping out rumors before they spread.
figurative His words had a stamping effect on her emotions, leaving her feeling shaken.
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