express
ex-press
verb
To show or communicate a feeling, thought, or meaning.
"He expressed his joy at the news."
adjective
Stated clearly and directly, not merely implied or assumed.
"They received express permission to leave."
noun
A fast train or bus making few stops on its route.
"We caught the express to the city."
Thesaurus
Synonyms: verbalize, give tongue to, verbalise, utter, state, show, evince, explicit, expressed, fast, press out, extract
Antonyms: local