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Definition of express
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Express
(a.) To send by
express
messenger;
to
forward
by
special
opportunity,
or
through
the
medium
of an
express;
as, to
express
a
package..
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Bead
::
Bead (n.) A small knob of metal on a
firearm,
used for
taking
aim
(whence
the
expression
to draw a bead, for, to take
aim)..
Number
::
Number
(n.) That which
admits
of being
counted
or
reckoned;
a unit, or an
aggregate
of
units;
a
numerable
aggregate
or
collection
of
individuals;
an
assemblage
made up of
distinct
things
expressible
by
figures..
Imperative
::
Imperative
(a.)
Expressive
of
commund,
entreaty,
advice,
or
exhortation;
as, the
imperative
mood..
Instrumental
::
Instrumental
(a.)
Applied
to a case
expressing
means or
agency;
as, the
instrumental
case. This is found in
Sanskrit
as a
separate
case, but in Greek it was
merged
into the
dative,
and in Latin into the
ablative.
In Old
English
it was a
separate
case, but has
disappeared,
leaving
only a few
anomalous
forms..
Monomial
::
Monomial
(a.)
Consisting
of but a
single
term or
expression.
Exclamation
::
Exclamation
(n.) A loud
calling
or
crying
out;
outcry;
loud or
emphatic
utterance;
vehement
vociferation;
clamor;
that which is cried out, as an
expression
of
feeling;
sudden
expression
of sound or words
indicative
of
emotion,
as in
surprise,
pain,
grief,
joy,
anger,
etc..
Function
::
Function
(n.) A
quantity
so
connected
with
another
quantity,
that if any
alteration
be made in the
latter
there will be a
consequent
alteration
in the
former.
Each
quantity
is said to be a
function
of the
other.
Thus, the
circumference
of a
circle
is a
function
of the
diameter.
If x be a
symbol
to which
different
numerical
values
can be
assigned,
such
expressions
as x2, 3x, Log. x, and Sin. x, are all
functions
of x..
Gramercy
::
Gramercy
(interj.)
A word
formerly
used to
express
thankfulness,
with
surprise;
many
thanks..
Affirmative
::
Affirmative
(n.) A word or
phrase
expressing
affirmation
or
assent;
as, yes, that is so, etc..
Submissly
::
Submissive
(a.)
Showing
a
readiness
to
submit;
expressing
submission;
as, a
submissive
demeanor..
Parallelism
::
Parallelism
(n.)
Similarity
of
construction
or
meaning
of
clauses
placed
side by side,
especially
clauses
expressing
the same
sentiment
with
slight
modifications,
as is
common
in
Hebrew
poetry;
e. g.:
--//At
her feet he
bowed,
he
fell:/Where
he
bowed,
there he fell down dead. Judg. v. 27..
Hum
::
Hum (v. i.) To
express
satisfaction
by a
humming
noise.
Expressage
::
Expressage
(n.) The
charge
for
carrying
a
parcel
by
express.
Loquacious
::
Loquacious
(a.)
Speaking;
expressive.
Disdainful
::
Disdainful
(a.) Full of
disdain;
expressing
disdain;
scornful;
contemptuous;
haughty.
Chime
::
Chime (n.) To join in a
conversation;
to
express
assent;
--
followed
by in or in with.
Admirative
::
Admirative
(a.)
Relating
to or
expressing
admiration
or
wonder.
Elegiac
::
Elegiac
(a.)
Belonging
to
elegy,
or
written
in
elegiacs;
plaintive;
expressing
sorrow
or
lamentation;
as, an
elegiac
lay;
elegiac
strains..
Tell
::
Tell (v. i.) To take
effect;
to
produce
a
marked
effect;
as, every shot
tells;
every
expression
tells..
Connotatively
::
Connotatively
(adv.)
In a
connotative
manner;
expressing
connotation.
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