impinge, to

English Notes: 

Goblet: 23:140 ... or who are ready simply to accept all things of the existence and your own self, and to live with them just as they happen to be or happen to impinge upon you in any quite distinct or altered kind and wise whatsoever.

English Description: 

impinge on or upon something or someone
Etymology: 1530s, "fasten or fix forcibly," from L. impingere "drive into, strike against,"

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