expresser

Examples

• All

• The number of expressions of affect emitted by a state is significant because it signals how important the recipient state is to the expresser.

  Academic text (2000)

• Because there is a reciprocal element in affective expressions, we often see the expresser responding to the current recipient.

  Academic text (2000)

• Although it is true that affect can be expressed toward more than one actor at a time, the minimum number of actors in a relationship is two: an expresser of the affect and a recipient.

  Academic text (2000)

• A talented expresser can portray feelings through art, music, or writing.

• In meetings, she is the main expresser of ideas, ensuring everyone's thoughts are communicated.

Synonyms

E

expressor

vsexpresser

• Specialized

8.1

A person who shows feelings and ideas, or a thing that shows gene activity

is the identical meaning but differs only in spelling form

U

utterer

vsexpresser

8.1

A living thing that makes words with its voice

includes expression by any means not only speech or writing

V

verbalizer

vsexpresser

• US

8.1

A person who explains ideas clearly using spoken words

is broader covering nonverbal and other expressive forms

F

formulator

vsexpresser

6.2

A person who creates and explains ideas or plans clearly

focuses on general expression rather than creating or developing ideas

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology