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locution

speech, idiom
look

bearing, appearance
phrase

idiom, speech
term

idiom, language
face

look, express
aspect

look, bearing
utterance

speech, term
word

term, language
countenance

look, appearance
statement

utterance, term
manifestation

indication, sign
saying

speech, proverb
articulation

words, utterance
idiom

speech, verbalization
language

diction, wording
phrasing

intonation, diction
speech

diction, rhetoric
mien

bearing, look
style

diction, intonation
phraseology

diction, wording
formulation

wording, verbalization
cast

look, aspect
appearance

bearing, aspect
indication

show, sign
voice

words, utterance
air

bearing, aspect
intonation

style, air
assertion

utterance, statement
declaration

utterance, declaring
communication

dissemination, conveyance
diction

intonation, wording
reflection
demonstration

indication
wording
remark

verbalization
maxim

proverb
announcement

declaring, statement
verbalism
formula

proverb
visage

express, face

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expressive, express, expressionless, expressed, expressiveness, expressly, expressionist, expressing, expressively, expressivity, expressible, expressionism

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Pronunciation:

[ ɛkspɹˈɛʃən], [ ɛkspɹˈɛʃən], [ ɛ_k_s_p_ɹ_ˈɛ_ʃ_ə_n]

adj.

• Other relevant words: (adjective)
- manner.
n.
- approximation,
- calculation,
- binomial,
- decimal place,
- average,
- countdown,
- algorithm,
- character,
- deviation,
- computational,
- abacus.
- chant,
- diagnosis,
- rendition,
- Arabism,
- borrowing,
- illustration,
- archaism,
- narration,
- invention,
- interpretation,
- creation,
- elucidation,
- exposition,
- composition,
- anglicism,
- definition,
- commentary,
- catch-all,
- clue,
- wording,
- americanism,
- acrostic,
- anagram.
- croak,
- break,
- word,
- inflection,
- tremor,
- imperative.
- emotion,
- affect,
- eye.
- words.
- express.
• act (noun)
- expression.
• announcement (noun)
- ex-posing,
- dis semination,
- re velation,
- exposings,
- re-velations,
- re-portings,
- ex position,
- dis closure,
- pre-dictions,
- re-leases,
- divulgences,
- publishings,
- re-citation,
- pre diction,
- ex posing,
- re-porting,
- dis-closure,
- re portings,
- re-velation,
- re-lease,
- pre-diction,
- dis seminations,
- re velations,
- re-citations,
- dis-closures,
- ex-positions,
- re lease,
- re citations,
- ex-position,
- re citation,
- pre dictions,
- dis-semination,
- ex positions,
- dis closures,
- re porting,
- re leases,
- dis-seminations.
• appearance (noun)
- pose.
• articulation (noun)
- talkings,
- sayings,
- speakings,
- saying,
- elocution.
• attribute (noun)
- face,
- facial expression.
• behavior (noun)
- way of life,
- etiquette,
- what’s done,
- Habits,
- tenue,
- Tenues.
• colloquialism (noun)
- in formality,
- in formalities,
- in-formalities,
- in-formality.
• communication (noun)
- reflection,
- reflexion.
• construction (noun)
- construction.
• conversation (noun)
- pillow talk,
- jive,
- jives,
- repartee,
- talkfest,
- questioning.
• countenance (noun)
- phizogs.
• declaration (noun)
- de positions,
- de position,
- in formations,
- in-formation,
- in-formations,
- two cents’ worths,
- de-positions,
- de-position.
• demonstration (noun)
- exhibition,
- substantiation.
• diction (noun)
- in flection,
- gift gab,
- wordages,
- in-flection,
- in-flections,
- in flections.
• disclosure (noun)
- assertion,
- disclosure,
- confession,
- Divulging,
- broadcasting,
- revelation,
- announcement,
- dissemination,
- testimony,
- proclamation,
- advertisement.
• elocution (noun)
- voice productions,
- speechcrafts,
- speechmakings,
- voice cultures.
• eloquence (noun)
- wittinesses,
- meaningfulnesses,
- mellifluousnesses,
- volubilities.
• embodiment (noun)
- in corporation,
- in corporations,
- in carnation,
- in carnations,
- in-carnation,
- ex ample,
- encompassments,
- in-corporations,
- in-corporation,
- in-carnations,
- prosopopoeias,
- reifications,
- ex-ample.
• explanation (noun)
- de-tails,
- dis plays,
- dis-play,
- ex-plication,
- ex-planation,
- ex planation,
- re-solution,
- ex plication,
- ex-planations,
- re-solutions,
- ex plications,
- dis play,
- dis-plays,
- re solutions,
- ex planations,
- de tails,
- ex-plications.
• expression (noun)
- formulation,
- formula,
- grammatical construction.
•
- extrication,
- Evulsion,
- pullings,
- elicitations,
- extrications,
- pulling,
- taking out,
- elicitation,
- wrenching.
• facial appearance (noun)
- grimace,
- pout,
- smile,
- smirk,
- simper,
- grin,
- sneer,
- contortion,
- mug.
• figure of speech (noun)
- malapropism,
- tropes,
- apostrophe,
- malapropisms,
- trope,
- way of speaking,
- Asyndeton,
- litotes,
- alliterations,
- aposiopesis,
- Tropology,
- alliteration,
- onomatopoeias,
- turn of phrase,
- Ellipses,
- oxymora,
- metonymies,
- proteron,
- apostrophes,
- echoism,
- manner of speaking,
- oxymoron,
- ellipsis,
- adumbration,
- antistrophe,
- anaphora,
- communication that is not meant literally; stylistic device,
- onomatopoeia,
- synecdoche,
- metonymy.
• front (noun)
- phonies,
- cover up,
- coverup.
• gesture (noun)
- panto-mimes,
- panto-mime,
- panto mimes,
- panto mime,
- kinesicses.
• idiom (noun)
- street talks,
- localisms,
- provincialisms,
- set phrases.
• indication (noun)
- prefiguration,
- earnests,
- significants,
- prefigurations,
- signifiers,
- signifier,
- telltales,
- portent,
- Indicia.
• intercommunication (noun)
- inter-communications,
- inter communication,
- inter communications,
- inter-communication.
• language (noun)
- lexicon,
- Brogues,
- doublespeak,
- langue,
- tongue,
- brogue,
- lingua franca.
• manifestation (noun)
- exposure,
- presentation,
- showing,
- evidence,
- staging,
- proof,
- display,
- incarnation,
- discernibility,
- unfolding.
• media (noun)
- tele-visions,
- tele vision,
- tele visions,
- tele-vision.
• Other relevant words: (noun)
- intercommunication,
- lullaby,
- look,
- song,
- chorale,
- biscuit,
- communique,
- communication,
- speech,
- messages,
- history,
- avatars,
- voicing,
- idioms,
- gesture,
- encompassment,
- demonstration,
- mention,
- conversation,
- colloquialism,
- style,
- command language,
- public speaking,
- reminder,
- pantomimes,
- manifestation,
- symptom,
- parlance,
- explanation,
- avatar,
- appearance,
- idiom,
- biscuits,
- mien,
- exteriorization,
- potato,
- prosopopeia,
- oldie,
- command of language,
- materialization,
- shrugs,
- news,
- gill,
- forcefulness,
- speechcraft,
- psalm,
- embodiment,
- figure of speech,
- term,
- declaration,
- prediction,
- in formation,
- ejaculation,
- tellings,
- physiognomy,
- remark,
- promulgation,
- slogans,
- language,
- personalization,
- slogan,
- media,
- exemplar,
- operas,
- voice,
- canticle,
- pantomime,
- locution,
- Vernacularism,
- meaningfulness,
- vernacularisms,
- objectification,
- making known,
- shrug,
- lingo,
- divulgence,
- VOCALS,
- exemplifications,
- vocables,
- aspect,
- speechmaking,
- Re-presentation,
- countenance,
- wittiness,
- extraction,
- terms,
- inter-change,
- perorations,
- chorales,
- gesticulation,
- tone,
- Kinesics,
- eloquence,
- set phrase,
- wordage,
- Verbalism,
- Testimonies,
- phrase,
- volubility,
- Re-mark,
- oldies,
- provincialism,
- rock and roll,
- bon mot,
- lyrics,
- front,
- Canticles,
- street talk,
- voice production,
- reification,
- articulation,
- utterance,
- phrasing,
- seemings,
- communiques,
- token,
- diction,
- two cents’ worth,
- phizog,
- indication,
- map,
- publication,
- cast,
- state of things,
- peroration,
- release,
- mellifluousness,
- vocable,
- gills,
- voice culture,
- prosopopoeia,
- statement,
- behavior,
- localism,
- exemplification.
• phrase (noun)
- epigram,
- proverb,
- phraseology,
- paragraph,
- mannerism,
- adage,
- catchphrase,
- terminology,
- cliche,
- clause,
- sentence,
- euphemism,
- maxim,
- motto,
- metaphor.
•
- re mark,
- re marks,
- re flections,
- re gards,
- re-cognition,
- re cognitions,
- re cognition,
- re-flections,
- re-flection,
- re-marks,
- re-gard,
- bons mots,
- re flection.
• reminder (noun)
- Remembrancer,
- remembrancers.
• say-so (noun)
- say-so,
- say so.
• slogan (noun)
- pro-verbs,
- pro verb,
- pro verbs,
- pro-verb.
• song (noun)
- rock roll,
- rock rolls.
• speech (noun)
- native tongue,
- oral communication,
- vocal expression.
• style (noun)
- mode of expression.
• term (noun)
- de-nominations,
- de nomination,
- de nominations,
- de-nomination.
• token (noun)
- pre-sage,
- re presentation,
- pre sages,
- re presentations,
- re-presentations,
- pre sage,
- pre-sages.
• tone (noun)
- state thing,
- state of thing,
- state things.
• verbalization (noun)
- execution,
- intonation,
- emphasis,
- enunciation,
- issue,
- choice of words,
- asseveration,
- speaking,
- pronouncement,
- writ,
- vent,
- argument,
- delivery.
• voice (noun)
- right of free speech.
• voicing (noun)
- Vocalism.
• word (noun)
- morpheme,
- lexeme,
- morphemes.
v.

• Other relevant words: (verb)
- air.
Other synonyms:
- expressiveness,
- Facundity,
- verbalization,
- long face,
- reading,
- expressivity,
- depiction,
- articulacy,
- face time,
- eloquentness,
- articulateness.
- frown,
- cadence,
- networking,
- representation,
- scowl,
- portrayal.
- wink,
- twang,
- vocalization,
- quaver,
- glare.
- sign,
- delineation,
- description,
- interchange.
- mask.
- channel.
- show.
• Other relevant words:
- visage.

How to use «Expression» in context?

What is expression? Expression is a means of conveying one’s feelings, thoughts and ideas in a communication. Expression can take many forms, including words, paintings, music, videos and even bodily gestures. Expression can be used to communicate with others, to express one’s own feelings and to share ideas. Expression can be positive or negative, intentional or unintentional, and welcomed or unwelcome. Expression is important in both personal and professional life.

Paraphrases for Expression:

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Equivalence
- Adjective, comparative
  expressions.
Reverse Entailment
- Noun, plural
  wording.
- Noun, singular or mass
  phrasing, self-expression.
Independent
- Proper noun, singular
  manifestation, speech, Expressing, wants, remarks, says, greetings.
- Noun, plural
  ends, finishes, assurances, manifestations, exhibitions, deadlines, concepts, outlets, futures.
- Noun, singular or mass
  affirmation, appellation, assertion, concept, definition, equation, formulation, gesture, illustration, manifestation, notion, opinion, proverb, realization, remark, representation, speech, terminology, Expressing, expr.
- Verb, past tense
  reflected.
- Verb, 3rd person singular present
  reflects.
Other Related
- Adjective, comparative
  phrase, term, word, wording, words.
- Proper noun, singular
  demonstration, phrase, term.
- Noun, plural
  words, Voices.
- Noun, singular or mass
  articulation, demonstration, discourse, display, embodiment, interpretation, language, meaning, performance, phrase, protest, reflection, rhetoric, saying, sentence, sign, term, testimony, translation, word, wording.

Hypernym for Expression:

n.
- attribute
  twinkle, spark, sparkle, light, leer.
- communication
  blowup, act, lamentation, mourning, outburst, Ebullition, gush, effusion.

Hyponym for Expression:

n.
- act
  squeeze, squeezing.
- attribute
  countenance, visage.
- communication
  demo, demonstration.
- process
  organic process, biological process.

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as in voice

an act, process, or means of putting something into words

the poem is his expression of his grief upon the loss of his beloved wife

as in look

facial appearance regarded as an indication of mood or feeling

we could tell by the fans’ expressions that the Chicago Cubs had lost again

as in term

a pronounceable series of letters having a distinct meaning especially in a particular field

the expression «John Doe» is used in legal proceedings to refer to a person whose actual name is either unknown or being withheld from the public

as in phrase

a sequence of words having a specific meaning

the popular expression «raining cats and dogs» is meaningless in other languages

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expression

Air is that combination of qualities which makes the entire impression we receive in a person’s presence; as, we say he has the air of a scholar, or the air of a villain. Appearance refers more to the dress and other externals. We might say of a travel-soiled pedestrian, he has the appearance of a tramp, but the air of a gentleman. Expression and look especially refer to the face. Expression is oftenest applied to that which is habitual; as, he has a pleasant expression of countenance; look may be momentary; as, a look of dismay passed over his face. We may, however, speak of the look or looks as indicating all that we look at; as, he had the look of an adventurer; I did not like his looks. Bearing is rather a lofty word; as, he has a noble bearing; port is practically identical in meaning with bearing, but is more exclusively a literary word. Carriage, too, is generally used in a good sense; as, that lady has a good carriage. Mien is closely synonymous with air, but less often used in a bad sense. We say a rakish air rather than a rakish mien. Mien may be used to express some prevailing feeling; as, «an indignant mien.» Demeanor goes beyond appearance, including conduct, behavior; as, a modest demeanor. Manner and style are, in large part at least, acquired. Compare BEHAVIOR.

Synonyms:
air, appearance, bearing, behavior, carriage, demeanor, fashion, look, manner, mien, port, sort, style, way

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expression

Synonyms:
countenance, look, indication, phrase, term

Antonyms:
face, features, lineament, falsification, misstatement, solecism, enigma, suppression, expulsion

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expression, look, aspect, facial expression, facenoun

the feelings expressed on a person’s face

«a sad expression»; «a look of triumph»; «an angry face»

Synonyms:
construction, font, formula, look, verbalism, case, cheek, reflection, aspect, reflexion, smell, manifestation, view, fount, saying, vista, nerve, locution, facet, verbal expression, grammatical construction, facial expression, prospect, formulation, scene, spirit, side, tone, panorama, feel, facial gesture, brass, boldness, flavour, face, feeling, grimace, looking at, human face, looking, flavor, typeface
expression, manifestation, reflection, reflexionnoun

expression without words

«tears are an expression of grief»; «the pulse is a reflection of the heart’s condition»

Synonyms:
facial expression, materialization, reflection, construction, observation, formula, reflectivity, aspect, contemplation, verbal expression, materialisation, saying, look, musing, formulation, thoughtfulness, verbalism, grammatical construction, rumination, face, mirror image, demonstration, locution, manifestation, reflexion
expression, verbal expression, verbalismnoun

the communication (in speech or writing) of your beliefs or opinions

«expressions of good will»; «he helped me find verbal expression for my ideas»; «the idea was immediate but the verbalism took hours»

Synonyms:
facial expression, reflection, construction, formula, formulation, aspect, verbal expression, saying, look, verbalism, grammatical construction, face, locution, manifestation, reflexion, verbiage
saying, expression, locutionnoun

a word or phrase that particular people use in particular situations

«pardon the expression»

Synonyms:
formulation, facial expression, construction, look, locution, manifestation, reflexion, grammatical construction, verbal expression, verbalism, face, saying, formula, aspect, reflection
formulation, expressionnoun

the style of expressing yourself

«he suggested a better formulation»; «his manner of expression showed how much he cared»

Synonyms:
facial expression, reflection, construction, formula, formulation, aspect, verbal expression, saying, look, preparation, verbalism, grammatical construction, conceptualisation, conceptualization, face, locution, manifestation, reflexion
formula, expressionnoun

a group of symbols that make a mathematical statement

Synonyms:
facial expression, reflection, construction, recipe, formula, formulation, aspect, rule, chemical formula, saying, look, verbal expression, manifestation, verbalism, grammatical construction, pattern, face, convention, locution, normal, reflexion
expressionnoun

(genetics) the process of expressing a gene

Synonyms:
formulation, look, facial expression, construction, reflexion, face, manifestation, grammatical construction, verbal expression, verbalism, formula, saying, aspect, locution, reflection
construction, grammatical construction, expressionnoun

a group of words that form a constituent of a sentence and are considered as a single unit

«I concluded from his awkward constructions that he was a foreigner»

Synonyms:
facial expression, reflection, formulation, construction, formula, building, structure, aspect, mental synthesis, verbal expression, saying, look, twist, verbalism, grammatical construction, face, locution, manifestation, reflexion
expressionnoun

the act of forcing something out by squeezing or pressing

«the expression of milk from her breast»

Synonyms:
formulation, look, facial expression, construction, reflexion, face, manifestation, grammatical construction, verbal expression, verbalism, formula, saying, aspect, locution, reflection

Matched Categories

- Constituent
- Countenance
- Demonstration
- Expressive Style
- Genetics
- Mathematical Statement
- Mathematics
- Organic Process
- Speech
- Squeeze

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expressionnoun

Synonyms:
assertion, statement, utterance, declaration, representation, indication, phrase, term, word, modulation
expressionnoun

Synonyms:
locution

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List of paraphrases for «expression»:

phrase, term, speech, expressions, manifestation, ‘expression, words, word, demonstration, expr, self-expression, wording, expressing, embodiment

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How to use expression in a sentence?

Alphonse Desjardins, The Canadian credit union pioneer made the remarks in a speech in the early 1900s.:

A credit union is not an ordinary financial concern, seeking to enrich its members at the expense of the general public. Neither is it a loan company, seeking to make a profit at the expense of the unfortunates… The credit union is nothing of the kind; it is the expression in the field of economics of a high social ideal.
Robert Frost:

Dancing is a vertical expression of a horizontal desire.
Byblos MPs:

This decision is a devastating blow for the right to freedom of expression in the country.
Karl Pillemer:

If Mom is more emotionally close to one child or another, she is also deeply concerned about what happens to all of her offspring, worry is love, or an expression of it.
David Benham:

Its government overreach. Its viewpoint discrimination. Its selective enforcement of the COVID law. Its the suppressing of religious expression.Its all those things, its just a straight-up breaching of my constitutional rights.

Translations for expression

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تعبير, سِيمَاء, التعبيرArabic
израз, изражение, изразяванеBulgarian
expressióCatalan, Valencian
výrazCzech
mynegynWelsh
udtrykDanish
Ausdruck, RedensartGerman
έκφραση, διατύπωση, ύφος, μορφασμός, όρος, παράστασηGreek
esprimo, esprimilo, idiomaĵo, mienoEsperanto
expresión, aspectoSpanish
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mine, uttrykkNorwegian
kolokwializm, wyrażenie, zwrot, mina, wyraz twarzy, idiomaticPolish
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ifade, anlatımTurkish
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vẻ, thành ngữ, từ ngữ, biểu thức, biểu hiệnVietnamese
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1 announcement, assertion, asseveration, communication, declaration, enunciation, mention, pronouncement, speaking, statement, utterance, verbalization, voicing

2 demonstration, embodiment, exhibition, indication, manifestation, representation, show, sign, symbol, token

3 air, appearance, aspect, countenance, face, look, mien (literary)

4 choice of words, delivery, diction, emphasis, execution, intonation, language, phraseology, phrasing, speech, style, wording

5 idiom, locution, phrase, remark, set phrase, term, turn of phrase, word

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expression

( expressions plural )

1       n-var   The expressionof ideas or feelings is the showing of them through words, actions, or artistic activities.
usu N of n
Laughter is one of the most infectious expressions of emotion…, …the rights of the individual to freedom of expression…, Her concern has now found expression in the new environmental protection act.

2       n-var   Your expression is the way that your face looks at a particular moment. It shows what you are thinking or feeling.
usu with supp, oft poss N
Levin sat there, an expression of sadness on his face…

3 n-uncount Expression is the showing of feeling when you are acting, singing, or playing a musical instrument.
I don’t sing perfectly in tune, but I think I put more expression into my lyrics than a lot of other singers do.

4 n-count An expression is a word or phrase.
She spoke in a quiet voice but used remarkably coarse expressions.

self-expression
Self-expression is the expression of your personality, feelings, or opinions, for example through an artistic activity such as drawing or dancing.      n-uncount
Clothes are a fundamental form of self-expression.

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walk down the aisle	exp.	metaphoric expression for getting married
be a prick	exp.	Slang expression meaning one being annoying.	«You`re a prick when you ask those questions.»
’twas ever thus	exp.	expression meaning «things never change»
bad day for science	exp.	expression used when nothing is going well
allow me!	exp.	polite expression offering to do something for someone
wet behind the ears	exp.	expression used to label someone as young and unexperienced
blue moon	exp.	expression used to designate something that happens very rarely
New York minute	exp.	expression used to indicate that something happens very quickly
for all the world	exp.	intensifying expression, often used with «look»	he looked for all the world as if he was going to cry: il avait vraiment l’air d’être sur le point de pleurer
lend me your ears!	exp.	expression used for catching the attention of an audience
You can say that again!	id.	expression used to show full agreement on smth.
herding cats	exp.	expression used to describe an attempt to organize a difficult or unpredictable situation; trying to coordinate a group of people who tend to act chaotically	[Bus.] E.g: Some say that managing a team is herding cats.
cyber protest	n.	cyber protest is expression of complaint through the medium of electronic communication on the electronic and digital Medias.	[Tech.];[Leg.]
hold on tight!	exp.	expression used for letting someone know that he/she should prepare for a difficult or unpleasant upcoming event
whatever next?	exp.	an often humorous expression of indignation when something stupid or annoying happens	Wigs for dogs? Whatever next?
no pain, no gain	exp.	expression used to point out that one has to struggle or suffer to achieve his goal	Jason: Damn it! I can’t take it anymore. This exercise is killing me! Ray: Yeah but it’ll help you lose weight. Don’t you know? No pain, no gain!
all bets are off	exp.	expression meaning that a situation is no longer certain or predictable and that anything can happen	originating from horse racing where «all bets are off» indicated that bets already made were null due to various unpredicted factors
that ship has sailed	exp.	expression used to describe a lost opportunity or something that is unlikely to happen in the current circumstances
blood, sweat and tears	id.	expression referring to a high amount of effort, dedication, endurance for pursuing a cause, achieving a goal	He put blood, sweat and tears in making this movie
he can dish it but he can’t take it	n.	this expression means ‘he is very good at criticizing others but he can’t accept criticism from others’
people who live in glass houses should not throw stones	id.	expression meaning that one should not criticize someone else for a mistake that he/she also makes or a flaw that he/she also has

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What is another word for “express”? Following is a list of commonly used synonyms for “express” in English with ESL images and useful example sentences. Learning these words to use instead of “express” will help you bolster your English vocabulary.

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“Express” Definition and Examples

Meaning of “Express”:

This is a verb used in conveying thoughts, actions, feelings, intentions, or gratitude towards someone. It is an act or taking out or squeezing out something. It is also used when making a gesture or feeling.

Examples:

I would like to express my innermost gratitude for what you did for him.
John wanted to express how he felt for her.
I can express myself in good English.

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Assert
Convey
Enunciate
Evince
Give expression to
Give vent to
Give voice to
Illustrate
Proclaim
Profess
Put across/over
Put into words
Show
Signify
Verbalize

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Vent
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Assert

She continued to assert that she was innocent.

Convey

I can’t convey my feelings in words.

Embody

Words embody thoughts and feelings.

Enunciate

He is always willing to enunciate his opinions on the subject of politics.

Evince

He evinced a strong desire to be reconciled with his family.

Give expression to

You give expression to your feeling.

Give vent to

He give vent to his feelings in an impassioned speech.

Give voice to

We use words to give voice to our thoughts and feelings.

Illustrate

Two short quotations will illustrate my point.

Proclaim

It had incorporated everyone who could proclaim that the emperor was naked.

Profess

He finally made up his mind to profess his love for her.

Put across/over

He could not put across his point of view to the audience.

Put into words

It is hard to put into words how I feel now.

Show

A man who has a friend must show himself friendly.

Signify

He nodded to signify that he agreed.

Verbalize

He found it hard to verbalize his feelings towards his son.

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Below is a massive list of expression words — that is, words related to expression. The top 4 are: speech, phrase, aspect and reflection. You can get the definition(s) of a word in the list below by tapping the question-mark icon next to it. The words at the top of the list are the ones most associated with expression, and as you go down the relatedness becomes more slight. By default, the words are sorted by relevance/relatedness, but you can also get the most common expression terms by using the menu below, and there’s also the option to sort the words alphabetically so you can get expression words starting with a particular letter. You can also filter the word list so it only shows words that are also related to another word of your choosing. So for example, you could enter «speech» and click «filter», and it’d give you words that are related to expression and speech.

You can highlight the terms by the frequency with which they occur in the written English language using the menu below. The frequency data is extracted from the English Wikipedia corpus, and updated regularly. If you just care about the words’ direct semantic similarity to expression, then there’s probably no need for this.

There are already a bunch of websites on the net that help you find synonyms for various words, but only a handful that help you find related, or even loosely associated words. So although you might see some synonyms of expression in the list below, many of the words below will have other relationships with expression — you could see a word with the exact opposite meaning in the word list, for example. So it’s the sort of list that would be useful for helping you build a expression vocabulary list, or just a general expression word list for whatever purpose, but it’s not necessarily going to be useful if you’re looking for words that mean the same thing as expression (though it still might be handy for that).

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