English word
Express
Definitions
verb
- to represent in words : state
- to cause (a gene) to manifest its effects in the phenotype
- to manifest or produce (a character, molecule, or effect) by a genetic processalso
- to make known the opinions or feelings of (oneself)
- to give expression to the artistic or creative impulses or abilities of (oneself)
- to give or convey a true impression of : show, reflect
- to represent by a sign or symbol : symbolize
- delineate, depict
- to send by express
- to force out (something, such as the juice of a fruit) by pressure
- to subject to pressure so as to extract something
Synonyms for express
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Synonyms by context
Continuing to a destination or target without interruption
adjective
- direct
- nonstop
- uninterrupted
- undeviating
- unswerving
- non-stop
- quickest
- straight
- shortest
- linear
Clearly and explicitly stated
adjective
To convey or express in a particular way or manner
verb
- convey
- state
- articulate
- communicate
- voice
- intimate
- phrase
- reveal
- say
- word
To embody in visual or physical form
verb
- show
- embody
- indicate
- exhibit
- demonstrate
- personify
- signify
- evidence
- symbolise
- symbolize
To apply external pressure on so as to force out the (liquid) contents of
verb
- press
- squeeze
- crush
- mash
- force
- wring
- apply pressure
- press down
- push down
- squash
A service that allows mail or money to be sent rapidly from one destination to another
noun
- courier
- overnight delivery
- special delivery
- registered mail
- registered post
- premium rate
- package express
- special handling
- messenger
- priority mail
A messenger, collector, or agent for a person or company
noun
- page
- runner
- go-between
- envoy
- carrier
- emissary
- bearer
- legate
Antonyms for express
- delayed
- slow
- lengthy
- prolonged
- laborious
- lingering
- draggy
Opposite of operating at high speed and in the shortest or most effective manner
- slow
- lengthy
- prolonged
- laborious
- lingering
- delayed
- draggy
- hindered
- impeded
- protracted
Opposite of continuing to a destination or target without interruption
- indirect
- roundabout
- ambiguous
- long
- circuitous
- meandering
- obscure
- complex
- winding
- complicated
Opposite of clearly and explicitly stated
- vague
- nonspecific
- unclear
- unspecific
- implied
- inexplicit
- obscured
- uncertain
Opposite of to convey or express in a particular way or manner
- repress
- suppress
- block
- bottle
- internalise
- internalize
- conceal
- deny
- restrain
- stifle
Opposite of to embody in visual or physical form
- misrepresent
- falsify
- twist
- belie
- bend
- color
- colour
- distort
- garble
- give a false account of
Opposite of to apply external pressure on so as to force out the (liquid) contents of
- contain
- enclose
- keep
- hold
- withhold
- hold back
- keep secret
Opposite of a person carrying information to another
- receiver
Phrases
- at full tilt
- at speed
- dangerously fast
- double time
- extremely fast
- extremely slow
- fast and furious
- fleet of foot
- in a flash
- in nothing flat
- lightning fast
- light of foot
- like crazy
- like lightning
- like mad
- like the wind
- not bargained for
- not to be delayed
- now or never
- on the double