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expresses


 
  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 
  -------------- 
 
  Grep  of  noun  express 
  express 
  express  luxury  liner 
  express  mail 
  express  trust 
  expressage 
  expressed  almond  oil 
  expression 
  expressionism 
  expressionist 
  expressive  aphasia 
  expressive  style 
  expressiveness 
  expressway 
  pony  express 
 
  Overview  of  noun  express 
 
  The  noun  express  has  3  senses  (first  1  from  tagged  texts) 
 
  1.  (1)  express,  expressage  --  (rapid  transport  of  goods) 
  2.  express,  express  mail  --  (mail  that  is  distributed  by  a  rapid  and  efficient  system) 
  3.  express  --  (public  transport  consisting  of  a  fast  train  or  bus  that  makes  a  limited  number  of  scheduled  stops;  "he  caught  the  express  to  New  York") 
 
  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  noun  express 
 
  The  noun  express  has  3  senses  (first  1  from  tagged  texts) 
 
  1.  (1)  express,  expressage  --  (rapid  transport  of  goods) 
  2.  express,  express  mail  --  (mail  that  is  distributed  by  a  rapid  and  efficient  system) 
  3.  express  --  (public  transport  consisting  of  a  fast  train  or  bus  that  makes  a  limited  number  of  scheduled  stops;  "he  caught  the  express  to  New  York") 
 
  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") 



expresses definition