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expressional Meaning
Webster
expressional (a.)
Of, or relating to, expression; phraseological; also, vividly representing or suggesting an idea or sentiment.
expressional Sentence Examples
- Her facial expressional changes denoted her shifting moods.
- The actor's expressional range allowed him to convey a wide spectrum of emotions.
- The artist's expressional style was characterized by bold, vibrant colors and abstract forms.
- The dancer's expressional movements told a story without words.
- The musician's expressional playing brought the composition to life.
- The writer's expressional prose captivated readers with its imagery and symbolism.
- The speaker's expressional delivery kept the audience engaged and receptive.
- The politician's expressional speeches were designed to sway public opinion.
- The child's expressional drawings revealed their inner thoughts and feelings.
- The expressional diversity of human communication is a testament to our capacity for creativity and connection.
FAQs About the word expressional
Of, or relating to, expression; phraseological; also, vividly representing or suggesting an idea or sentiment.
voice, wording, formulation, phrasing, statement,articulation, reflection, utterance, verbalism, thought
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Her facial expressional changes denoted her shifting moods.
The actor's expressional range allowed him to convey a wide spectrum of emotions.
The artist's expressional style was characterized by bold, vibrant colors and abstract forms.
The dancer's expressional movements told a story without words.
