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Words and phrases that have a meaning related to express:   (504 results)

Antonyms:
local

Often used in the same context:
voicing, convey, vocalize, verbalize, vent, verbalise, vocalise, reaffirm, reiterate, speak, evince, profess, communicate, articulated, arouse, evoke, understand, manifest, appreciate, demonstrate, elicit, repress, inform, enunciate, embody, reflect, allay, describe, reaffirmed, explore, assert, assuage, explain, feign, exude, crystallize, espouse, engender, interject, underline, sympathize, represent, acknowledge, grieve, criticize, instill, sublimate, shared, verbalised, becloud, affirm, incite, clarify, echoed, expound, inspire, externalize, empathize, relate, thank, compartmentalise, memorialise, apologize, editorialise, reconfirm, indulge, impart, connect, elucidate, unfetter, lend, compose, proclaim, explicate, recognize, gratify, publicize, outpour, regarding, familiarize, acquaint, esteeming, discuss, summed, insinuate, admire, memorialize, emote, feel, reassert, rouse, awaken, comport, interpret, listen, intellectualize, eulogise, dissociating, apprise, attach, poke fun, effused, expresses, serving, tell, train, trains, nothing, put, read, com, con, mail, pre, railroad, sub, mails, show, \u00ab, anything, coaches, company, expressed, unexpressed, unspoken, explicit, implied, unqualified, unconcealed, undisguised, fpecial, unanimous, unuttered, hearty, imperative, inexpressible, mutual, peremptory, sincere, universal, unreasoned, unreserved

More specific:
accent, accentuate, articulate, beam, blaspheme, breathe, burst out, call out, clamor, clamour, connote, cry, cry out, curse, cuss, drop, emphasize, evoke, exclaim, exude, formulate, get off, give, give vent, hurl, imply, imprecate, marvel, measure, menace, outcry, paint a picture, phrase, pony express, pooh-pooh, pour out, punctuate, quantify, raise, represent, say, shout, shout out, smile, state, stress, suggest, swear, tell, throw, vent, ventilate, venture, vociferate, voice, vote, wish, word

Appears in the definition of:
., academic freedom, acataphasia, accede, acknowledge, acquiesce, agraphia, algol, algorithmic language, animadvert, anorthography, antonym, antonymy, applaud, articulate, assent, banker's check, beam, belittle, bespeak, bird, blockhead, bonehead, boo, break into, bronx cheer, call for, chemical notation, commend, commiserate, complain, compliment, concurring opinion, condemn, condition, condole, congratulate, connote, criticise, criticize, crow, decry, demonstrativeness, deplore, deprecate, desire, disparage, dissatisfaction, dissent, dunce, dunderhead, dyslogia, elegantly, embody, emit, enormity, enunciate, equivalent-binary-digit factor, excoriate, expedient, express-mail, expressly, exult, faith, felicitate, forbearing, formularise, formularize, forsooth, freight, freightage, freight liner, future progressive, future progressive tense, futurism, genitive, gesticulate, gesture, get out, give thanks, greet, greeting card, hammerhead, hermann hesse, hesse, hiss, hold, hoot, humor, humour, hurtling, imply, incoherent, incommunicative, indicate, intend, invective, invite, jokingly, jubilate, keen, kick, knock, knucklehead, kvetch, lament, language, let loose, let out, lexicalisation, lexicalization, lexical ambiguity, lexical meaning, liner train, logagraphia, loggerhead, longanimous, lunkhead, marvel, mean, measure, menace, metricise, metricize, modality, mode, mood, moralise, moralize, motion, mouth, muttonhead, no, nod, notice, numskull, object, objurgate, oppose, opposite, opposite word, pan, paraphrase, pasigraphy, past perfect, past perfect tense, peanut gallery, pick apart, pick at, plain, pluferfect tense, pluperfect, polysemy, pony express, pooh-pooh, possessive, pour out, praise, preachify, present perfect, present perfect tense, present progressive, present progressive tense, protest, protest march, purport, qualify, quantify, quest, question, quetch, raise, raspberry, ratify, razzing, receive, recognise, recognize, recommend, redundant, rejoice, religion, rephrase, repine, reprehend, represent, reproach, reprobate, request, resist, reword, richter scale, round, round down, round off, round out, saint joseph, salute, sandboy, say, sense of humor, sense of humour, sermonise, sermonize, sibilate, sign, signify, siss, sizz, smile, sneer, snort, sorrow, sound off, speak, specify, st. joseph, stand for, state, stipulate, subservient, suppose, symbolise, symbolism, symbolize, sympathise, sympathize, synonymity, synonymousness, synonymy, system of weights, take in, talk, tear apart, tell, tenderness, tense, thank, tongue-tied, train, translate, trash, traveler's check, traveller's check, triumph, typify, unapologetic, uncommunicative, upbraid, utter, verbalise, verbalize, vitriol, vituperation, vocalise, vocalize, vote, weight, whistle, wish, wish well, with specific intentions, wonder, wordy, write

More general:
acquire, autobus, bus, charabanc, coach, communicate, convey, denote, double-decker, get, impart, intercommunicate, jitney, mail, motorbus, motorcoach, omnibus, railroad train, refer, shipping, train, transport, transportation

Synonyms:
carry, convey, evince, explicit, express bus, express mail, express train, expressage, expressed, extract, give tongue to, press out, show, state, utter

Also try:
— Nouns for express: authority, words, trust, orders, command, provision, desire, feelings, provisions, concern, companies, more...

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