Tom writes in Esperanto for optimum expressiveness.
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Expressiveness
Synonyms for "expressiveness" (14 found)
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Strong matches (4)
Noun(1 words)
Related words (7)
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2 entriesTranslations
19 translations across 16 languages.
Catalan
1 entries- expressivitat noun (the quality of being expressive)
Dutch
2 entries- expressiviteit noun (the quality of being expressive)
- zeggingskracht noun (the quality of being expressive)
Finnish
1 entries- ekspressiivisyys noun (the quality of being expressive)
French
1 entries- expressivité noun (the quality of being expressive)
Galician
1 entries- expresividade noun (the quality of being expressive)
Georgian
1 entries- გამომხატველობა noun (the quality of being expressive)
German
2 entries- Ausdrucksfähigkeit noun (the quality of being expressive)
- Ausdruckskraft noun (the quality of being expressive)
Greek
1 entries- εκφραστικότητα noun (the quality of being expressive)
Hungarian
2 entries- expresszivitás noun (the quality of being expressive)
- kifejező erő noun (the quality of being expressive)
Italian
1 entries- espressività noun (the quality of being expressive)
Manx
1 entries- breeoilid noun (the quality of being expressive)
Occitan
1 entries- expressivitat noun (the quality of being expressive)
Polish
1 entries- ekspresyjność noun (the quality of being expressive)
Portuguese
1 entries- expressividade noun (the quality of being expressive)
Sicilian
1 entries- sprissività noun (the quality of being expressive)
Spanish
1 entries- expresividad noun (the quality of being expressive)
Sample sentences
5 total sentences available.
Wanting to improve your expressiveness, but not wanting to express it is a contradiction from the beginning.
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They had covered the country with beautiful sumptuous buildings, expressing the genius of free unions of free men, unrivaled since for their beauty and expressiveness; and they bequeathed to the following generations all the arts, all the industries, of which our present civilization, with all its achievements and promises for the future, is only a further development.
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Russians are known for their passion and expressiveness.
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