Third-person singular simple present indicative form of express.(verb)
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Use "expresses" in a sentence
"Yet the word expresses a crucial truth—for the psychotherapist, not for the patient."
"In these typical cases the title expresses Jesus 'consciousness of heavenly authority as well as self-sacrificing ministry, of coming exaltation as well as present lowliness; and the suffering and death which were the common lot of other sons of men were appointed for this Son of Man by a divine necessity."
"A man who owns a dog is, in every sense of the word, its master: the term expresses accurately their mutual relations."