Expressed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXPRESSED in dictionary:

VERB:
• EXPRESS, to set forth in words
• convey (a thought or feeling) in words or by gestures and conduct
• say what one thinks or means
• represent (a number, relation, or property) by a figure, symbol, or formula
• press out (liquid or air)
• cause (an inherited characteristic or gene) to appear in a phenotype
• 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.
• communicated in words
• precisely and clearly expressed or readily observable; leaving nothing to implication

Words related to EXPRESSED

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How to use EXPRESSED in a sentence

• He expressed his surprise at the state of some of the arts in Africa.
• Friends and enemies alike recognized and cordially expressed their sense of his masterly abilities.
• The young man took a deep interest in these affairs and expressed his opinions freely and forcibly in his letters to his parents.
• Daily, hourly perhaps, he was inwardly accusing her of playing with Gianluca, as he had expressed it.
• I expressed, with swelled eyes, and great emotion of kindness, the same hopes.
• The Burgomaster stopped him, introduced himself, and expressed his anxiety regarding the fate of the city.
• You have expressed a wish to return in some way what you were pleased to call a kindness.
• After reposing a little in the parlour, I came out to view the church again, and expressed my pleasure at seeing so fair an edifice in the midst of such a wilderness.
• I have expressed my views in any audience, and it never cost me a struggle.
• He taught me to know, that, whatever can be expressed in numbers, may be represented by lines.
• A man of genius, very typical of that time of bewilderment, expressed it perfectly.
• We are all grateful that the hope therein expressed has been so amply fulfilled.
• He appreciated language as the wonderful medium through which the more wonderful life of the versatile Greek expressed itself.
• He made humble confession, and expressed a desire to send his little boy, a bright looking lad, to Oroomiah for instruction.
• They expressed a wish to build a town and live together.
• The woman expressed a wish for some meat, on which the husband gave her a root to hold, and to give him to smell on his return.
• The result was not to be considered, and on returning to the main office, our employer, as already expressed, declined the proffered rate.
• The emperor had apparently again changed his mind, for he expressed his regret at their determination to visit the capital, and begged them to relinquish the idea.
• He now inquired after the health of the family, sent in his service to the Doctor, and expressed his intention of coming in to comfort him in his misfortunes.
• Passive Stability of the Will of the Past expressed in constitutions of government, 860-u.
• They expressed great indignation at the destruction of the ammunition and liquor.
• The dead old lady sat as if petrified, her face expressed profound tranquillity.
• There were two opinions expressed about that excursion by two gentlemen as they made their way up the avenue.
• Smith at first expressed deep disappointment at this resolution, but soon became so ill that he could scarcely be conveyed to the vessel.
• In fact, if the way in which a thing is pleasing can be expressed, it is evident that this manner of being pleasing will rise above the word itself.
• This is usually expressed in pounds per thousand board feet, a board foot being considered as one-twelfth of a cubic foot.
• In every line of those leaden dolls is expressed the fact that they were not set up with any heat of natural enthusiasm for beauty or dignity.
• The owner of the letters having courteously expressed his acquiescence, nothing remained but to give to the task that patient care that it is easy to give to a labour of love.
• Jefferson expressed high admiration of his character.

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