Pronunciation: /ɪkˈsprɛʃən/
noun a word or phrase that represents an idea or feeling
A1 He has a confused expression on his face.
A2 I can recognize different expressions of emotions.
B1 Non-verbal expressions can also convey messages.
B2 The novel is a profound expression of the author's thoughts.
C1 The sculpture is a beautiful expression of creativity and talent.
C2 The symphony is a complex expression of the composer's genius.
verb action word that expresses a state of being or an action
A1 She expressed her happiness with a big smile.
A2 He expressed his gratitude by saying thank you.
B1 The artist expressed his emotions through his paintings.
B2 The actor expressed a wide range of emotions in his performance.
C1 The poet expressed profound thoughts in her latest work.
C2 The musician expressed incredible skill and passion in her concert.
adjective describing word that modifies a noun or pronoun
A1 She had a confused expression on her face.
A2 He gave me a grateful expression after I helped him.
B1 The painting captured the artist's unique expression of emotion.
B2 Her facial expressions were always easy to read, making her a great actress.
C1 The poet's use of language was a powerful expression of his innermost thoughts.
C2 The dancer's movements were a beautiful expression of the music's rhythm.
formal The artist's painting was a beautiful expression of her emotions.
informal I love your expression in that selfie, you look so happy!
slang His dance moves are an awesome expression of his style.
figurative The stormy weather was an expression of nature's power.
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