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Uncommon
noun
•
A
mode
of
transportation
, often a
train
, that
travels
quickly
or
directly
.
•
A
service
that
allows
mail
or
money
to be sent
rapidly
from one
destination
to another.
•
An
express rifle
.
•
A
clear
image
or
representation
; an
expression
; a
plain
declaration
.
•
A
messenger
sent on
a special
errand
; a
courier
.
•
An
express office
.
•
That which is sent by an
express
messenger
or
message
.
•
The
action
of
conveying
some
idea
using
words
or
actions
;
communication
,
expression
.
•
A
specific
statement
or
instruction
.
adj
•
Moving
or
operating
quickly
, as a
train
not making
local
stops
.
•
Specific
or
precise
;
directly
and
distinctly
stated
; not
merely
implied
.
•
Truly
depicted
;
exactly
resembling
.
•
Providing
a more
limited
but
presumably
faster
service
than a
full
or
complete
dealer
of the same kind or
type
.
verb
•
To
convey
or
communicate
; to
make known
or
explicit
.
•
To
press
,
squeeze out
(especially said of
milk
).
•
In Biochemistry:
To
translate
messenger RNA
into
protein
.
•
In Biochemistry:
To
transcribe
deoxyribonucleic acid
into
messenger RNA
.
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represent
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reveal
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present
exhibit
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display
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acknowledge
voice
connect
discover
mail
censor
digest
handle
metro
showcase
clarify
accept
reaffirm
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vocalise
train
recognise
orient
embrace
prove
transit
indicate
service
embody
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Opposite
local
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stopper
Rhymes
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Wes
yes
MBBS
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cess
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less
desu
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ness
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jess
fess
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tress
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OOCSS
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bless
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unless
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express
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success
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tristesse
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express
English
espresser
Old French (842-ca. 1400)
expressare
Latin
exprès
French
expressus
Latin
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