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Synonym for express [verb]

The synonym express synonymous definition words:
means "signify"
denote, designate, indicate
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express [verb]

means "press out"
expel, distil, squeeze out

express [verb]

means "exhibit"
expose, indicate, manifest, represent, reveal, show

express [verb]

means "dispatch"
forward, ship, send

express [verb]

means "declare"
couch, assert, tell, air, phrase, asseverate, signify

express [noun]

means "courier"
bearer, dispatcher, runner

express [adjective]

means "particular"
especial, signal, set, singular, specific, special

express [adjective]

means "fast"
quick, direct, accelerated, non-stop, rapid, swift

express [adjective]

means "explicit"
considered, categorical, deliberate, clear, wilful, definite, distinct

express [adjective]

means "accurate"
close, exact, faithful, precise, true
Further results for the word "express"

accelerated [adjective]

means "fast"
quick, direct, express, non-stop, rapid, swift

bearer [noun]

means "courier"
express, dispatcher, runner

declare [verb]

means "maintain"
express, affirm, allege, assert, advocate, mention

definite [adjective]

means "certain"
express

deliver [verb]

means "pronounce"
express, advance, present, announce, read, communicate

demonstrate [verb]

means "explain"
describe, display, express, make clear, illustrate, establish

dispatch [verb]

means "send"
ship, transmit, issue, forward, route, express

distinct [adjective]

means "clear"
express, fair, definite, lively, plain, lucid

emit [verb]

means "speech"
utter, voice, pronounce, express

enunciate [verb]

means "articulate"
express

exhibit [verb]

means "display"
express

formal [adjective]

means "property"
explicit, express, official, rigid, rigourous, strict

guaranteed [adjective]

means "certain"
express

manifest [verb]

means "display"
exhibit, reveal, show, express, make known, evidence

mean [verb]

means "indication"
signify, indicate, imply, express, symbolise, symbolize

notify [verb]

means "acquaint"
express, advise, mention, convey, communicate, teach

pass [verb]

means "speech"
pronounce, deliver, claim, express, state, announce

purport [verb]

means "mean"
claim, indicate, intend, profess, signify, express

put [verb]

means "speech"
state, express, utter

say [verb]

means "speech"
state, speak, remark, utter, express, voice

shape [verb]

means "speech"
term, express, word

sign [verb]

means "indication"
gesture, signal, express, wave, mean, betoken

signify [verb]

means "indicate"
disclose, signal, communicate, evince, manifest, express

sound [verb]

means "speech"
utter, verbalise, verbalize, articulate, express, enunciate

squeeze out [verb]

means "press out"
expel, distil, express

stodgy [adjective]

means "explicit"
express, official, rigid, rigourous, strict, formal

tell [verb]

means "speech"
speak, say, utter, express, word, mention

transmit [verb]

means "send"
ship, dispatch, issue, forward, route, express

utter [verb]

means "speak"
talk, pronounce, express

word [verb]

means "language"
express, voice, phrase, put, formulate, style

expression [noun]

means "wording"
diction, language, phraseology, presentation

expression [noun]

means "utterance"
assertion, exposition, vent, declaration, narration, voice, statement

expression [noun]

means "sign"
manifestation, gesture, indication, reminder

expression [noun]

means "idiom"
locution, phrase, term

expression [noun]

means "facial cast"
pout, simper, grimace, smile, sneer

expression [noun]

means "air"
aspect, countenance, intonation, look, mien, tone

expressionless [adjective]

means "empty"
trifling, stupid, foolish, frivolous, blank

expressive [adjective]

means "meaningful"
poetic, indicative, demonstrative, eloquent, articulate, meaning, revealing

expressive [adjective]

means "emphatic"
spirited, lively, passionate, strong, vivid, brilliant

expressiveness [noun]

means "eloquence"
poise, diction, delivery, articulation

expressly [object]

means "specifically"
especially, specially

expressly [object]

means "categorically"
definitely, explicitly

unexpressive [adjective]

means "inexpressive"
indifferent, expressionless, impassive, deadpan, passionless, apathetic

appearance [noun]

means "aspect"
demeanour, mien, air, cast, bearing, expression

articulate [adjective]

means "well-spoken"
eloquent, expressive, fluent, smooth

countenance [noun]

means "appearance"
aspect, expression, look, mien

declaration [noun]

means "declaring"
announcement, notification, proclamation, expression, communication, utterance

demonstrative [adjective]

means "outgoing"
expansive, expressive, illustrative, unconstrained, unreserved, unrestrained

diction [noun]

means "language"
phraseology, speech, lingo, expression, slang, jargon

eloquence [noun]

means "rhetoric"
speech, verbosity, oration, expression, expressiveness

eloquent [adjective]

means "well-spoken"
articulate, expressive, fluent, smooth

emphatic [adjective]

means "definite"
expressive, decided, assured, assertive, pointed, insistent

empty [adjective]

means "behaviour"
expressionless, trifling, stupid, foolish, frivolous, blank

explicitly [object]

means "categorically"
definitely, expressly, precisely

glassy-eyed [adjective]

means "lifeless"
dull, drugged, expressionless, agog, dead

language [noun]

means "diction"
phraseology, speech, lingo, expression, slang, jargon

locution [noun]

means "idiom"
expression, phrase, term

meaning [adjective]

means "meaningful"
significant, poignant, expressive, pointed, knowing

meaningful [adjective]

means "profound"
explicit, pithy, purposeful, eloquent, expressive, rich

meaningfulness [noun]

means "significance"
expressiveness

mien [noun]

means "bearing"
presence, port, mannerism, expression, look

mode [noun]

means "manner"
tone, expression, condition, habit

notification [noun]

means "declaring"
announcement, declaration, proclamation, expression, communication, utterance

outgoing [adjective]

means "demonstrative"
expansive, expressive, illustrative, unconstrained, unreserved, unrestrained

phrase [noun]

means "speech"
expression, locution, utterance, maxim, slogan, idiom

phraseology [noun]

means "diction"
language, speech, lingo, expression, slang, jargon

positive [adjective]

means "emphatic"
peremptory, expressed, obstinate, stated, assertive, resolute

remark [noun]

means "language"
statement, assertion, expression, declaration, observation, mention

rhetoric [noun]

means "eloquence"
expressiveness, elocution, articulation, delivery, discourse

significance [noun]

means "meaningfulness"
expressiveness

significant [adjective]

means "meaningful"
symbolic, representative, expressive, eloquent

simper [noun]

means "facial cast"
pout, expression, grimace, smile, sneer

specially [object]

means "specifically"
especially, expressly

symbolic [adjective]

means "representative"
characteristic, indicative, typical, figurative, expressive, illustrative

synonym [noun]

means "equivalent term"
expression, analogue

term [noun]

means "language"
expression

tone [noun]

means "manner"
mode, expression, condition, habit

unconstrained [adjective]

means "outgoing"
expansive, expressive, illustrative, demonstrative, unreserved, unrestrained

vacant [adjective]

means "blank"
expressionless, vacuous, vapid, inane

vocal [adjective]

means "voiced"
uttered, spoken, oral, expressed

well-spoken [adjective]

means "articulate"
eloquent, expressive, fluent, smooth

word [noun]

means "speech"
expression, assertion, declaration, statement, utterance, asseveration

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