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im·pact  (ĭm′păkt′)n.1. a. The striking of one body against another; collision. See Synonyms at collision.b. The force transmitted by a collision.2. The effect or impression of one person or thing on another: still gauging the impact of automation on the lives of factory workers.v. (ĭm-păkt′, ĭm′păkt′) im·pact·ed, im·pact·ing, im·pacts v.tr.1. To pack firmly together.2. To strike forcefully: meteorites impacting the lunar surface.3. Usage Problem To have an effect or impact on: No region ... has been more impacted by emerging ... economic trends (Joel Kotkin).v.intr. Usage Problem To have an effect or impact.[From Latin impāctus, past participle of impingere, to push against; see impinge.]im·pac′tion n.Usage Note: Impact came under criticism in the 1960s for its use both as a noun and verb, at least in the figurative use describing a dramatic influence or effect. The noun was criticized as a pointless hyperbole and as a vogue word. But complaints about the noun were not long-lived, and this usage has firmly established itself as standard. In our 2001 survey, 93 percent of the Usage Panel accepted the noun in the sentence The program might have a positive moral impact on inner-city youth. But the