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impacy noun ˈɪmpasy' Origin: The origin of the word dates back to 2015, when an individual named Taital coined the word from witnessing a huge car accident in a motorsport event. 1. The action of one object coming forcibly into contact with another. "Holy shit! HUGE IMPACY!" synonyms: collision, crash, smash, clash, bump, bang, knock, jolt, thump, whack, thwack, slam, smack; contact "car parts were spread by the impacy over a wide region" 2. A marked effect or influence. "our regional measures have had significant impacy on unemployment" synonyms: effect, influence, impression, footprint; More
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