expressing

 
  Troponyms  (hyponyms)  of  verb  express 
 
  5  of  6  senses  of  express 
 
  Sense  1 
  express,  show  evince 
  =>  sneer 
  =>  imply,  connote 
  =>  burst  out 
  =>  suggest,  evoke,  paint  a  picture 
  =>  imply 
  =>  give 
  =>  exude 
  =>  vent,  ventilate,  give  vent 
  =>  formulate,  word  phrase,  articulate 
  =>  stress,  emphasize,  emphasise,  punctuate,  accent,  accentuate 
  =>  menace 
  =>  beam 
  =>  smile 
 
  Sense  2 
  express,  utter,  give  tongue  to 
  =>  curse,  cuss,  blaspheme,  swear,  imprecate 
  =>  wish 
  =>  exclaim,  cry,  cry  out  outcry,  call  out  shout 
  =>  clamor,  clamour 
  =>  vociferate,  shout  out 
  =>  venture 
  =>  marvel 
  =>  voice 
  =>  raise 
  =>  breathe 
  =>  drop 
  =>  pour  out 
  =>  get  off 
  =>  say 
  =>  represent 
  =>  state,  say  tell 
  =>  pooh-pooh 
  =>  hurl,  throw 
 
  Sense  3 
  express,  state 
  =>  vote 
  =>  vote 
 
  Sense  4 
  carry,  convey,  express 
  =>  quantify,  measure 
 
  Sense  5 
  press  out  express,  extract 
  =>  ream 
 
  Troponyms  (hyponyms)  of  verb  express 
 
  5  of  6  senses  of  express 
 
  Sense  1 
  express,  show  evince 
  =>  sneer 
  =>  imply,  connote 
  =>  burst  out 
  =>  rip  out 
  =>  suggest,  evoke,  paint  a  picture 
  =>  smack,  reek 
  =>  incriminate,  imply,  inculpate 
  =>  imply 
  =>  presuppose 
  =>  suggest,  intimate 
  =>  make  out 
  =>  connote,  predicate 
  =>  give 
  =>  exude 
  =>  vent,  ventilate,  give  vent 
  =>  formulate,  word  phrase,  articulate 
  =>  ask 
  =>  lexicalize 
  =>  dogmatize 
  =>  formularize,  formularise 
  =>  frame,  redact,  cast,  put  couch 
  =>  stress,  emphasize,  emphasise,  punctuate,  accent,  accentuate 
  =>  background,  play  down 
  =>  wave  off 
  =>  soft-pedal 
  =>  bring  out  set  off 
  =>  pick  up 
  =>  foreground,  highlight,  spotlight,  play  up 
  =>  raise 
  =>  re-emphasise,  re-emphasize 
  =>  bear  down 
  =>  point  up 
  =>  drive  home,  ram  home,  press  home 
  =>  underscore,  underline,  emphasize,  emphasise 
  =>  menace 
  =>  beam 
  =>  smile 
 
  Sense  2 
  express,  utter,  give  tongue  to 
  =>  curse,  cuss,  blaspheme,  swear,  imprecate 
  =>  wish 
  =>  exclaim,  cry,  cry  out  outcry,  call  out  shout 
  =>  gee 
  =>  clamor,  clamour 
  =>  vociferate,  shout  out 
  =>  venture 
  =>  marvel 
  =>  voice 
  =>  raise 
  =>  call  up  bring  forward 
  =>  breathe 
  =>  drop 
  =>  pour  out 
  =>  get  off 
  =>  say 
  =>  represent 
  =>  misrepresent,  belie 
  =>  sentimentalize,  sentimentalise 
  =>  falsify,  distort,  garble,  warp 
  =>  color,  colour,  distort 
  =>  feign,  sham,  pretend,  affect,  dissemble 
  =>  play  possum 
  =>  take  a  dive 
  =>  bullshit,  bull,  fake 
  =>  mouth 
  =>  lip-synch,  lip-sync 
  =>  dramatize,  dramatise 
  =>  overdramatize 
  =>  portray 
  =>  embody 
  =>  state,  say  tell 
  =>  present,  lay  out 
  =>  argue,  reason 
  =>  re-argue 
  =>  expostulate 
  =>  defend,  support,  fend  for 
  =>  apologize,  apologise,  excuse,  justify,  rationalize,  rationalise 
  =>  color,  colour,  gloss 
  =>  plead 
  =>  extenuate,  palliate,  mitigate 
  =>  stand  up  stick  up 
  =>  uphold 
  =>  argue,  indicate 
  =>  misstate 
  =>  answer,  reply,  respond 
  =>  counter 
  =>  field 
  =>  sass 
  =>  retort,  come  back  repay,  return,  riposte,  rejoin 
  =>  bridle 
  =>  preface,  premise,  introduce 
  =>  preamble 
  =>  prologize 
  =>  announce,  declare 
  =>  promulgate 
  =>  nolle  prosequi  nolle  pros,  nol.  pros. 
  =>  articulate,  enunciate,  vocalize,  vocalise 
  =>  get  out 
  =>  declare 
  =>  condemn 
  =>  boo,  hiss 
  =>  explode 
  =>  consecrate,  bless,  hallow,  sanctify 
  =>  reconsecrate 
  =>  account,  answer  for 
  =>  propose,  suggest,  advise 
  =>  recommend,  urge,  advocate 
  =>  advance,  throw  out 
  =>  proposition 
  =>  feed  back 
  =>  submit,  state,  put  forward 
  =>  move  make  a  motion 
  =>  promise,  assure 
  =>  pledge,  plight 
  =>  vow 
  =>  betroth,  engage,  affiance,  plight 
  =>  profess 
  =>  swear 
  =>  guarantee,  vouch 
  =>  bail 
  =>  stipulate 
  =>  secure 
  =>  certify 
  =>  covenant 
  =>  commune,  communicate 
  =>  communicate 
  =>  swear  off 
  =>  contract,  undertake 
  =>  sign 
  =>  undersign 
  =>  ink 
  =>  autograph,  inscribe 
  =>  initial 
  =>  countersign 
  =>  execute 
  =>  endorse 
  =>  cosign,  co-sign 
  =>  visa 
  =>  stipulate,  qualify,  condition,  specify 
  =>  provide 
  =>  rent,  lease 
  =>  rent,  hire,  charter,  lease 
  =>  covenant 
  =>  confirm 
  =>  bar  mitzvah 
  =>  bat  mitzvah 
  =>  undertake,  guarantee 
  =>  underwrite,  subvent 
  =>  promise 
  =>  vouchsafe 
  =>  acknowledge,  receipt 
  =>  take  the  Fifth  take  the  Fifth  Amendment 
  =>  sentence,  condemn,  doom 
  =>  foredoom 
  =>  court-martial 
  =>  proclaim,  exclaim,  promulgate 
  =>  trumpet 
  =>  clarion 
  =>  affirm,  assert,  avow,  aver,  swan,  swear 
  =>  hold 
  =>  claim,  take 
  =>  attest 
  =>  declare 
  =>  plead 
  =>  profess 
  =>  protest 
  =>  assure,  tell 
  =>  swear,  depose,  depone 
  =>  testify,  attest,  take  the  stand  bear  witness 
  =>  vouch 
  =>  decree 
  =>  ordain 
  =>  predestine 
  =>  will 
  =>  destine,  fate,  doom,  designate 
  =>  ordain,  enact 
  =>  reenact 
  =>  legislate,  pass 
  =>  opine,  speak  up  animadvert,  sound  off 
  =>  editorialize 
  =>  count  out 
  =>  declare 
  =>  note,  observe,  mention,  remark 
  =>  comment,  notice,  remark,  point  out 
  =>  criticize,  criticise,  pick  apart 
  =>  reprimand,  censure,  criminate 
  =>  animadvert 
  =>  savage 
  =>  admonish,  reprove 
  =>  rebuke,  rag,  trounce,  reproof,  lecture,  reprimand,  jaw,  dress  down  scold,  chide,  berate,  bawl  out  remonstrate,  chew  out  chew  up  have  words  lambaste,  lambast 
  =>  chastise,  castigate,  objurgate,  chasten,  correct 
  =>  flame 
  =>  tell  off  brush  down 
  =>  reprehend 
  =>  deplore 
  =>  execrate,  anathemize,  anathematize 
  =>  belabor,  belabour 
  =>  come  down 
  =>  denounce 
  =>  fulminate,  rail 
  =>  condemn,  decry,  objurgate,  excoriate 
  =>  blame,  find  fault,  pick 
  =>  disparage,  belittle,  pick  at 
  =>  pan,  tear  apart,  trash 
  =>  discredit,  disgrace 
  =>  deprecate,  depreciate 
  =>  deflate,  puncture 
  =>  minimize,  belittle,  denigrate,  derogate 
  =>  talk  down 
  =>  nitpick 
  =>  attack,  round,  assail,  lash  out  snipe,  assault 
  =>  abuse,  clapperclaw,  blackguard,  shout 
  =>  slang 
  =>  vilify,  revile,  vituperate,  rail 
  =>  curse 
  =>  claw 
  =>  rip 
  =>  whang 
  =>  barrage 
  =>  blister,  whip 
  =>  rubbish 
  =>  wisecrack 
  =>  kibitz,  kibbitz 
  =>  add  append,  supply 
  =>  slip  in  stick  in  sneak  in  insert 
  =>  spatchcock 
  =>  toss  in 
  =>  explain 
  =>  give 
  =>  quote 
  =>  underquote 
  =>  cast 
  =>  pooh-pooh 
  =>  hurl,  throw 
 
  Sense  3 
  express,  state 
  =>  vote 
  =>  vote 
  =>  vote 
 
  Sense  4 
  carry,  convey,  express 
  =>  quantify,  measure 
  =>  scale 
  =>  meter 
  =>  pace 
  =>  clock,  time 
  =>  mistime 
  =>  fathom,  sound 
  =>  titrate 
  =>  plumb 
  =>  weigh 
  =>  heft 
 
  Sense  5 
  press  out  express,  extract 
  =>  ream 
 
  Entailment  of  verb  express 
 
 
  Synonyms/Hypernyms  (Ordered  by  Frequency)  of  verb  express 
 
  6  senses  of  express 
 
  Sense  1 
  express,  show  evince 
  =>  convey,  impart 
 
  Sense  2 
  express,  utter,  give  tongue  to 
 
  Sense  3 
  express,  state 
  =>  denote,  refer 
 
  Sense  4 
  carry,  convey,  express 
  =>  communicate,  intercommunicate 
 
  Sense  5 
  press  out  express,  extract 
  =>  get  acquire 
 
  Sense  6 
  express 
  =>  mail  post  send 
 
  Familiarity  of  verb  express 
 
  express  used  as  a  verb  is  common  (polysemy  count  =  6) 
 
  Synonyms  (Grouped  by  Similarity  of  Meaning)  of  verb  express 
 
  Sense  1 
  express,  show  evince 
  =>  convey,  impart 
  -------------- 
 
  Sense  2 
  express,  utter,  give  tongue  to 
  -------------- 
 
  Sense  3 
  express,  state 
  =>  denote,  refer 
  -------------- 
 
  Sense  4 
  carry,  convey,  express 
  =>  communicate,  intercommunicate 
  -------------- 
 
  Sense  5 
  press  out  express,  extract 
  =>  get  acquire 
  -------------- 
 
  Sense  6 
  express 
  =>  mail  post  send 
  -------------- 
 
  Overview  of  verb  express 
 
  The  verb  express  has  6  senses  (first  4  from  tagged  texts) 
 
  1.  (60)  express,  show  evince  --  (give  expression  to  "She  showed  her  disappointment") 
  2.  (32)  express,  utter,  give  tongue  to  --  (articulate;  either  verbally  or  with  a  cry,  shout,  or  noise;  "She  expressed  her  anger";  "He  uttered  a  curse") 
  3.  (23)  express,  state  --  (indicate  through  a  symbol,  formula,  etc.;  "Can  you  express  this  distance  in  kilometers?") 
  4.  (18)  carry,  convey,  express  --  (serve  as  a  means  for  expressing  something:  "The  painting  of  Mary  carries  motherly  love";  "His  voice  carried  a  lot  af  anger") 
  5.  press  out  express,  extract  --  (obtain  from  a  substance,  as  by  mechanical  action  "Italians  express  coffee  rather  than  filter  it") 
  6.  express  --  (send  my  rapid  transport  or  special  messenger  service;  "She  expressed  the  letter  to  Florida") 
 
  Overview  of  verb  express 
 
  The  verb  express  has  6  senses  (first  4  from  tagged  texts) 
 
  1.  (60)  express,  show  evince  --  (give  expression  to  "She  showed  her  disappointment") 
  2.  (32)  express,  utter,  give  tongue  to  --  (articulate;  either  verbally  or  with  a  cry,  shout,  or  noise;  "She  expressed  her  anger";  "He  uttered  a  curse") 
  3.  (23)  express,  state  --  (indicate  through  a  symbol,  formula,  etc.;  "Can  you  express  this  distance  in  kilometers?") 
  4.  (18)  carry,  convey,  express  --  (serve  as  a  means  for  expressing  something:  "The  painting  of  Mary  carries  motherly  love";  "His  voice  carried  a  lot  af  anger") 
  5.  press  out  express,  extract  --  (obtain  from  a  substance,  as  by  mechanical  action  "Italians  express  coffee  rather  than  filter  it") 
  6.  express  --  (send  my  rapid  transport  or  special  messenger  service;  "She  expressed  the  letter  to  Florida") 

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