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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.) A form of words in which an idea or
sentiment
is
conveyed;
a mode of
speech;
a
phrase;
as, a
common
expression;
an odd
expression..
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Figurist
::
Figurist
(n.) One who uses or
interprets
figurative
expressions.
Phrase
::
Phrase
(n.) A brief
expression,
sometimes
a
single
word, but
usually
two or more words
forming
an
expression
by
themselves,
or being a
portion
of a
sentence;
as, an
adverbial
phrase..
Classicism
::
Classicism
(n.) A
classic
idiom or
expression;
a
classicalism.
Poor
::
Poor
(superl.)
Worthy
of pity or
sympathy;
-- used also
sometimes
as a term of
endearment,
or as an
expression
of
modesty,
and
sometimes
as a word of
contempt..
Greeting
::
Greeting
(n.)
Expression
of
kindness
or joy;
salutation
at
meeting;
a
compliment
from one
absent.
Imaginary
::
Imaginary
(n.) An
imaginary
expression
or
quantity.
Maranatha
::
Maranatha
(n.) Our Lord
cometh;
-- an
expression
used by St. Paul at the
conclusion
of his first
Epistle
to the
Corinthians
(xvi. 22). This word has been used in
anathematizing
persons
for great
crimes;
as much as to say, May the Lord come
quickly
to take
vengeance
of thy
crimes.
See
Anathema
maranatha,
under
Anathema..
Fall
::
Fall (v. t.) To be
dropped
or
uttered
carelessly;
as, an
unguarded
expression
fell from his lips; not a
murmur
fell from him..
Adieu
::
Adieu
(interj.
& adv.)
Good-by;
farewell;
an
expression
of kind
wishes
at
parting.
Strength
::
Strength
(n.) Vigor or
style;
force of
expression;
nervous
diction;
-- said of
literary
work.
Idiom
::
Idiom (n.) An
expression
conforming
or
appropriate
to the
peculiar
structural
form of a
language;
in
extend
use, an
expression
sanctioned
by
usage,
having
a sense
peculiar
to
itself
and not
agreeing
with the
logical
sense of its
structural
form; also, the
phrase
forms
peculiar
to a
particular
author..
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..
Sigh
::
Sigh (v. i.) To
inhale
a
larger
quantity
of air than
usual,
and
immediately
expel it; to make a deep
single
audible
respiration,
especially
as the
result
or
involuntary
expression
of
fatigue,
exhaustion,
grief,
sorrow,
or the
like..
Sematology
::
Sematology
(n.) The
doctrine
of signs as the
expression
of
thought
or
reasoning;
the
science
of
indicating
thought
by
signs.
Plaudit
::
Plaudit
(n.) A mark or
expression
of
applause;
praise
bestowed.
Blame
::
Blame (v.) An
expression
of
disapprobation
fir
something
deemed
to be
wrong;
imputation
of
fault;
censure.
Demonstration
::
Demonstration
(n.) An
expression,
as of the
feelings,
by
outward
signs;
a
manifestation;
a
show..
Doubtful
::
Doubtful
(a.)
Characterized
by
ambiguity;
dubious;
as, a
doubtful
expression;
a
doubtful
phrase..
Chuckle
::
Chuckle
(n.) A
short,
suppressed
laugh;
the
expression
of
satisfaction,
exultation,
or
derision..
Extravagance
::
Extravagance
(n.) The state of being
extravagant,
wild, or
prodigal
beyond
bounds
of
propriety
or duty; want of
moderation;
excess;
especially,
undue
expenditure
of
money;
vaid and
superfluous
expense;
prodigality;
as,
extravagance
of
anger,
love,
expression,
imagination,
demands..
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