Synonyms for Ex-pressings:
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n.
• mailing
• speech
- Expressing
, - accent
, - articulation
, - communication
, - conversation
, - dialect
, - dialogue
, - diction
, - discussion
, - double talk
, - doublespeak
, - elocution
, - enunciation
, - expression
, - idiom
, - intercourse
, - jargon
, - language
, - lingo
, - locution
, - mother tongue
, - native tongue
, - oral communication
, - palaver
, - parlance
, - prattle
, - pronunciation
, - prose
, - speaking
, - spiel
, - tone
, - tongue
, - utterance
, - verbalization
, - vernacular
, - vocal expression
, - vocalization
, - vocalizing
, - voice
, - voicing
.
• verbalization
What are the hypernyms for Ex-pressings?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for ex-pressings?
"Ex-pressings" refer to the act of expressing oneself, typically through spoken or written language. Its antonyms refer to the opposite action of withholding or suppressing one's thoughts or emotions. These antonyms include silence, repression, restraint, inhibition, and constraint. While expressing oneself is often considered healthy and necessary for personal growth, there are times when keeping thoughts and emotions to oneself is more appropriate or beneficial. Understanding the nuances of when to express and when to withhold can lead to effective communication and healthy relationships.
What are the antonyms for Ex-pressings?
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