Expressions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXPRESSIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• EXPRESSION, an act, process, or instance of representing in a medium
• the conveying of feeling in a work of art or in the performance of a piece of music
• a word or phrase, especially an idiomatic one, used to convey an idea
• a collection of symbols that jointly express a quantity
• the production of something by pressing it out
• the appearance in a phenotype of a characteristic or effect attributed to a particular gene
• the action of making known one's thoughts or feelings
• a look on someone's face that conveys a particular emotion
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an act, process, or instance of representing in a medium (as words); utterance something that manifests, embodies, or symbolizes something else; a significant word or phrase; a mathematical or logical symbol or a meaningful combination of symbols; the detectable effect of a gene; expressivity

Words related to EXPRESSIONS

expression19

Words that contain EXPRESSIONS

reexpressions22

How to use EXPRESSIONS in a sentence

• He himself had been thought sometimes to use expressions relative to France, which were too harsh, and as if he could only treat her as the enemy of this country.
• When they reached the stables Seguin greatly admired the big draught horses, and praised them with the expressions of a connoisseur.
• The expressions used do not accurately represent the state of the facts.
• His death brought forth many expressions from the press of the land, reflecting the high esteem in which he had been held by the public for a generation.
• The spirit which has prompted these and many kindred expressions cannot be too much deplored by those who love Art and know the artist.
• It then becomes identified with the government, with all the general expressions of the national life, as well as with all sacred acts of private life.
• Such, Monsieur le Duc, as far as my memory serves me, are the literal expressions employed by both of us.
• So far from that, it gathered round him with strong expressions of sympathy and compassion for his unhappy fate.
• In other cases, without this multiplication, we observe expressions which imply a similar identification of the actual god with the mere image.
• It is one of the basic human instincts, and its expressions are among the finest things in human life.
• Painters had tried to reproduce them, and had given up the effort, in despair of seizing any one expression in the bewildering variety of expressions which they presented to view.
• Some of the deepest heartfelt expressions of gratitude break forth in times of misfortune.
• His expressions of dislike had been strong and bitter.
• Indeed, he missed few of her characteristic habits or expressions.
• Grisogono, in Trastevere, melted multitudes to tears by the miraculous movements and expressions of their eyes.
• His language is rarely elevated, and his expressions are almost always vulgar.
• Religious ideas may be the same, but their expressions are various, 512-l.
• The expressions of the hand correspond to the voice.
• Wearing expressions of intense unconcern and sterling innocence upon our young faces we did go away from there and drifted back in the general direction of the main entrance.
• He had not forgotten his English, at least the more common expressions.
• He then found himself face to face with these three men, whose countenances wore very different expressions.
• If simply the written expressions of her own unhappiness, he placed more value on them than they were worth.
• The chief, in reply, thanked us for our expressions of friendship toward himself and his nation, and declared their willingness to render us every service.
• They were very patient of my strong expressions of reprobation of the whole system, and Mrs.
• ON HUMOUR PROCEEDING FROM SCOTTISH EXPRESSIONS, INCLUDING SCOTTISH PROVERBS CHAPTER VII.
• Many examples are recorded, and one I have received seems much to the point, and derives a good deal of its point from the Scottish turn of the expressions.
• We often heard quaint words and expressions which we never had known anywhere else but in old books.

Similar words containing PRESSION without suffix s and without prefix ex

pression10 pressions11 depression13 expression19 impression14 oppression14 repression12 compression17 depressions14 impressions15 oppressions15 repressions13 suppression15 compressions18 derepression15 expressional21 impressional16 reimpression16 suppressions16 reexpression21 compressional19 decompression20 derepressions16 expressionism24 expressionist22 impressionism19 impressionist17 misimpression19 recompression19 reimpressions17 repressionist15 reexpressions22 antidepression17 decompressions21 expressionisms25 expressionists23 expressionless23 impressionable20 impressionally21 impressionisms20 impressionists18 misimpressions20 postdepression19 recompressions20 repressionists16 expressionistic26 impressionistic21 antidepressions18 expressionlessn24 impressionabili21 expressionlessl24 expressionlessly28 impressionability26 immunosuppression25 immunosuppressions26 expressionlessness27 expressionistically33 impressionistically28 impressionabilities25 expressionlessnesses29

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