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Definition of express
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Express
(n.) That which is sent by an
express
messenger
or
message.
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Parenthetical
::
Parenthetical
(a.) Of the
nature
of a
parenthesis;
pertaining
to, or
expressed
in, or as in, a
parenthesis;
as, a
parenthetical
clause;
a
parenthetic
remark..
Greeting
::
Greeting
(n.)
Expression
of
kindness
or joy;
salutation
at
meeting;
a
compliment
from one
absent.
Tenacity
::
Tenacity
(n.) The
greatest
longitudinal
stress
a
substance
can bear
without
tearing
asunder,
--
usually
expressed
with
reference
to a unit area of the cross
section
of the
substance,
as the
number
of
pounds
per
square
inch, or
kilograms
per
square
centimeter,
necessary
to
produce
rupture..
Invective
::
Invective
(n.) An
expression
which
inveighs
or rails
against
a
person;
a
severe
or
violent
censure
or
reproach;
something
uttered
or
written,
intended
to cast
opprobrium,
censure,
or
reproach
on
another;
a harsh or
reproachful
accusation;
--
followed
by
against,
having
reference
to the
person
or thing
affected;
as an
invective
against
tyranny..
Cipher
::
Cipher
(n.) A
character
[0]
which,
standing
by
itself,
expresses
nothing,
but when
placed
at the right hand of a whole
number,
increases
its value
tenfold..
Dance
::
Dance (v. i.) To move
nimbly
or
merrily;
to
express
pleasure
by
motion;
to
caper;
to
frisk;
to skip
about.
Dictum
::
Dictum
(n.) A
judicial
opinion
expressed
by
judges
on
points
that do not
necessarily
arise in the case, and are not
involved
in it..
Conceit
::
Conceit
(n.) A
fanciful,
odd, or
extravagant
notion;
a quant
fancy;
an
unnatural
or
affected
conception;
a witty
thought
or turn of
expression;
a
fanciful
device;
a whim; a
quip..
Remark
::
Remark
(n.) The
expression,
in
speech
or
writing,
of
something
remarked
or
noticed;
the
mention
of that which is
worthy
of
attention
or
notice;
hence,
also, a
casual
observation,
comment,
or
statement;
as, a
pertinent
remark..
Archaism
::
Archaism
(a.) An
ancient,
antiquated,
or
old-fashioned,
word,
expression,
or
idiom;
a word or form of
speech
no
longer
in
common
use..
Exaggeration
::
Exaggeration
(n.) A
representation
of
things
beyond
natural
life, in
expression,
beauty,
power,
vigor..
Peevish
::
Peevish
(a.)
Expressing
fretfulness
and
discontent,
or
unjustifiable
dissatisfaction;
as, a
peevish
answer..
Gem
::
Gem (n.)
Anything
of small size, or
expressed
within
brief
limits,
which is
regarded
as a gem on
account
of its
beauty
or
value,
as a small
picture,
a verse of
poetry,
a witty or wise
saying..
Obrogate
::
Obrogate
(v. t.) To annul
indirectly
by
enacting
a new and
contrary
law,
instead
of by
expressly
abrogating
or
repealing
the old one..
Monody
::
Monody
(n.) A
species
of poem of a
mournful
character,
in which a
single
mourner
expresses
lamentation;
a song for one
voice..
Triumplant
::
Triumplant
(v. i.)
Celebrating
victory;
expressive
of joy for
success;
as, a
triumphant
song or ode..
Idiomatical
::
Idiomatical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to, or
conforming
to, the mode of
expression
peculiar
to a
language;
as, an
idiomatic
meaning;
an
idiomatic
phrase..
Front
::
Front (n.) The
forehead,
countenance,
or
personal
presence,
as
expressive
of
character
or
temper,
and
especially,
of
boldness
of
disposition,
sometimes
of
impudence;
seeming;
as, a bold
front;
a
hardened
front..
Admiring
::
Admiring
(a.)
Expressing
admiration;
as, an
admiring
glance..
Weight
::
Weight
(v. t.) The
quality
of being
heavy;
that
property
of
bodies
by which they tend
toward
the
center
of the
earth;
the
effect
of
gravitative
force,
especially
when
expressed
in
certain
units or
standards,
as
pounds,
grams,
etc..
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