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Expression

Definition:

An expression refers to the act of conveying thoughts, feelings, or ideas through words, facial expressions, gestures, or artistic creations. It can also denote a specific word or phrase commonly used in a particular language or field.

Possible Parts of Speech:

  • Noun
  • Verb (express)
  • Adjective (expressive)
  • Adverb (expressively)

Senses and Usages:

Noun:

1. A manner of speaking, writing, or gesturing that communicates meaning or feeling:

"Her expression of sympathy provided comfort to the grieving family."

2. A particular word or phrase commonly used in a specific language, field, or domain:

"In legal terminology, 'cause of action' is an expression often utilized to describe a legal claim."

3. The process of making known or showing a feeling or quality:

"Abstract painting allows for personal expression of emotions."

Verb (express):

1. To articulate or convey ideas, thoughts, or emotions:

"She expressed her dissatisfaction with the current situation."

2. To clearly indicate or reveal:

"His face expressed surprise at the unexpected turn of events."

3. To manifest or represent:

"The painting beautifully expresses the artist's love for nature."

Adjective (expressive):

1. Describing someone or something that effectively conveys thoughts, emotions, or ideas:

"The actress delivered an incredibly expressive performance."

2. Indicating the capability or inclination to express oneself freely:

"He has always been a creative and expressive writer."

Adverb (expressively):

1. In a manner that conveys or demonstrates emotions or ideas effectively:

"She passionately and expressively sang the national anthem."

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