Expresses is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXPRESSES in dictionary:

VERB:
• EXPRESS, to set forth in words
• send by express messenger or delivery
NOUN:
• a train that stops at few stations and travels quickly
• a special delivery service
• an express rifle.
ADVERB:
• by express train or delivery service
ADJECTIVE:
• operating at high speed
• (of a train or other form of public transport) making few intermediate stops and reaching its destination quickly
• denoting a service in which letters or packages are delivered by a special service to ensure speed or security
• stated explicitly, not merely implied
• specifically identified to the exclusion of anything else
• (of a likeness) exact.

Words related to EXPRESSES

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Words that contain EXPRESSES

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How to use EXPRESSES in a sentence

• Under these several heads, Ruskin expresses his conviction that co-operation and government are in all things the law of life, while the deadly things are competition and anarchy.
• Lessing, an honest and frank-hearted Infidel, expresses the same sentiment.
• Melito, Bishop of Sardis, in addressing the Emperor, expresses a doubt as to whether he was really aware of the manner in which his Christian subjects were treated.
• The first part of the proposed creed expresses the present desire of the nation, and the second shows the way that desire can be fulfilled.
• But when the state expresses its will through the regular channels, the formal expression is called a law.
• It expresses with pleasing vivacity that which I have sometimes heard uttered with malignant dulness.
• Still the Food Reform movement goes on and expresses itself in many ways.
• May she find peace in its season! CHAPTER XXXVIII COLONEL QUARITCH EXPRESSES HIS VIEWS Meanwhile things had been going very ill at the Castle.
• At the same time he remains a complete riddle to himself, and even expresses astonishment over his own being, especially in consideration of what he was and what he had become.
• It is a rather impressive sight to wait at the closed gates of the pier and watch these two outward-bound expresses arrive.
• The German use of the word Philistine expresses it very nearly.
• And yet certain of the clergy condemned the presentation as irreverent, because it expresses reverence in a symbolism to which they were unaccustomed.
• They are always the sign, symbol, or language, by which the living man expresses the purpose of his life.
• It expresses reverence for woman as a moral superior.
• Thomas sometimes says, or by the law of nature, as he elsewhere expresses it, the division into private property was agreed upon and took place.
• A poem which expresses a simple sentiment requires a simple melody.
• His countenance expresses defeat, despair and aversion.
• So a beautiful fountain expresses nothing when it is not playing.
• Adams expresses the strong and just sentiment, that the education of the poor is more important, even to the rich themselves, than all their own riches.
• The king draws his forces down into the north, as before, and expresses were sent to all the gentlemen that had commands to be at the place by the 15th of July.
• Twice, by expresses bound for Saratoga, I sent full reports to Schuyler, but received no further orders.
• By sacrifice man expresses his renunciation of his property, his will, his individual feelings.
• He expresses this truth in language which limits it to one form or kind of religion, the kind which he heard expounded in the churches of Virginia in 1819.
• So long as a single human being expresses faith in us, what matters an unbelieving world? Harriet regularly visited Miss Anna to hear these maddening syllables.
• That word proper is a prudent term, and expresses all one could wish.
• It expresses the one thing most useful to the average man when he steps into the arena of life.
• Januarius at Naples, that annual miracle in which Newman expresses so firm a belief.
• The unusual mental action of the insane not infrequently expresses itself by suicide.
• Expresses our recognition of God as ordering all circumstances.

Similar words containing PRESSE without suffix s and without prefix ex

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