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20 Mar expression

A form of speech, particularly colloquial, used to represent a concept or object. To express means to put something that exists into a linguistic symbol that is intended to convey what is in the speaker’s (or writer’s) mind to the hearer’s (or reader’s) minds. The indignant expression “It’s just an expression” is usually used in an argument to deflect the attention of the hearer away from the fact that the hearer properly interpreted the speaker’s malignant intent.
Keywords: expressiveness
laughter
response
reflex
communication
language
natural language
translation
association
learning
perception
References: comprehension
context
information/entropy
intelligence
learning
lexicography
linguistic strata
natural language
semantics
syntax
words/morphology

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