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Definition of expression
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of expression is as below...
Expression
(n.)
Lively
or vivid
representation
of
meaning,
sentiment,
or
feeling,
etc.;
significant
and
impressive
indication,
whether
by
language,
appearance,
or
gesture;
that
manner
or style which gives life and
suggestive
force to ideas and
sentiments;
as, he reads with
expression;
her
performance
on the piano has
expression..
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Admonition
::
Admonition
(n.)
Gentle
or
friendly
reproof;
counseling
against
a fault or
error;
expression
of
authoritative
advice;
friendly
caution
or
warning.
Gibe
::
Gibe (n.) An
expression
of
sarcastic
scorn;
a
sarcastic
jest; a
scoff;
a
taunt;
a
sneer.
Scotticism
::
Scotticism
(n.) An
idiom,
or mode of
expression,
peculiar
to
Scotland
or
Scotchmen..
Tell
::
Tell (v. i.) To take
effect;
to
produce
a
marked
effect;
as, every shot
tells;
every
expression
tells..
Inequality
::
Inequality
(n.) An
expression
consisting
of two
unequal
quantities,
with the sign of
inequality
(< or >)
between
them; as, the
inequality
2 < 3, or 4 > 1..
Acknowledgment
::
Acknowledgment
(n.) The
owning
of a
benefit
received;
courteous
recognition;
expression
of
thanks.
Order
::
Order (n.) The
placing
of words and
members
in a
sentence
in such a
manner
as to
contribute
to force and
beauty
or
clearness
of
expression.
Differentiate
::
Differentiate
(v. t.) To
obtain
the
differential,
or
differential
coefficient,
of; as, to
differentiate
an
algebraic
expression,
or an
equation..
Laughter
::
Laughter
(v. i.) A
movement
(usually
involuntary)
of the
muscles
of the face,
particularly
of the lips, with a
peculiar
expression
of the eyes,
indicating
merriment,
satisfaction,
or
derision,
and
usually
attended
by a
sonorous
and
interrupted
expulsion
of air from the
lungs.
See
Laugh,
v. i..
Puerility
::
Puerility
(n.) That which is
puerile
or
childish;
especially,
an
expression
which is flat,
insipid,
or
silly..
Heyday
::
Heyday
(interj.)
An
expression
of
frolic
and
exultation,
and
sometimes
of
wonder..
Ovation
::
Ovation
(n.)
Hence:
An
expression
of
popular
homage;
the
tribute
of the
multitude
to a
public
favorite.
Compliment
::
Compliment
(v. t.) To
praise,
flatter,
or
gratify,
by
expressions
of
approbation,
respect,
or
congratulation;
to make or pay a
compliment
to..
Tumor
::
Tumor (n.)
Affected
pomp;
bombast;
swelling
words or
expressions;
false
magnificence
or
sublimity.
Resolution
::
Resolution
(n.) That which is
resolved
or
determined;
a
settled
purpose;
determination.
Specifically:
A
formal
expression
of the
opinion
or will of an
official
body or a
public
assembly,
adopted
by vote; as, a
legislative
resolution;
the
resolutions
of a
public
meeting..
Verbality
::
Verbality
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
verbal;
mere
words;
bare
literal
expression.
Factious
::
Factious
(a.)
Pertaining
to
faction;
proceeding
from
faction;
indicating,
or
characterized
by,
faction;
-- said of acts or
expressions;
as,
factious
quarrels..
Expression
::
Expression
(n.) That which is
expressed
by a
countenance,
a
posture,
a work of art, etc.; look, as
indicative
of
thought
or
feeling..
Bridle
::
Bridle
(v. i.) To hold up the head, and draw in the chin, as an
expression
of
pride,
scorn,
or
resentment;
to
assume
a lofty
manner;
--
usually
with up..
Rise
::
Rise (v.) To
become
more and more
dignified
or
forcible;
to
increase
in
interest
or
power;
-- said of
style,
thought,
or
discourse;
as, to rise in force of
expression;
to rise in
eloquence;
a story rises in
interest..
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