0 past simple and past participle of impart --
1 to communicate information to someone: --
Moreover, the ubiquity of victimisation and the repression of trade union activity had imparted a certain shape to the industrial action.
Of the teachers interviewed, only three regularly imparted information about the orchestral profession on an informal basis during lesson time.
Rather than focus on demographics, we need to understand the messages imparted upon members before drawing conclusions regarding the effect of membership on working-class brothers.
The clarity this imparted is evident through a comparison with some other contemporary cookery books.
In the present pilot study, participating pharmacists actively imparted information, education and self-care advice about diabetes to customers in half of the communications captured.
However, since a spherical shock wave attenuates with increasing distance from its source, the entropy increase imparted to the air diminishes with increasing shock radius.
On the other hand, it imparted religious importance to the newly established political capital.
According to a perception-action theory of empathy, the subject is distressed because the state of the object is imparted to him directly.
