expressing
Pronunciation: [ɪkˈsprɛsɪŋ]
Context: “communication”
(verb) to show or tell your thoughts, feelings, or ideas. When you express something, you are sharing what is inside you with someone else.
Example
She is expressing her happiness through a big smile.
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He is not expressing his feelings, which makes it hard for us to understand him.
Example
How do you feel when you are expressing your thoughts?
Context: “art and creativity”
(verb) to show your creativity or emotions in a way that others can see or feel. This is often done through art, music, or writing.
Example
The artist is expressing her emotions in her painting with bright colors.
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He found it difficult to express his ideas in his artwork this time.
Example
What is your favorite way of expressing yourself?
Context: “opinions”
(verb) to share what you think about something or to give your opinion. It's when you say what you believe or feel about a topic.
Example
The students were expressing their opinions during the class discussion.
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Some students are afraid of expressing their opinions because they worry about being judged.
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How can we encourage everyone to express their opinions more freely?