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self-expression Definition

self·-expression (-ek spres̸hən)

noun

expression of one's own personality or emotions, esp. in the arts

self-expression Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • encourage: These informal workshops aim to encourage self-expression in a relaxed atmosphere.
  • find: Only in this way can everyone develop as a fully rounded human being finding self-expression in a range of talents.
  • facilitate: The primacy of experiential veracity over analysis, of observation over exegesis, facilitates self-expression for persons with limited verbal reasoning.
  • unlock: Unlocking Self-expression through NLP is divided into five sections Warmers, The Five Skills, Writing, Vocabulary and Exams.
  • roam: However rights of access, freedom to roam, self-expression, are becoming imperceptibly but increasingly reduced.
  • learn: Through writing campaign letters and letters to his family, he stopped seeing himself as a victim of circumstance and learned positive self-expression.

Adjective modifier

  • creative: You seek inner harmony through some dramatic or creative self-expression.
  • collective: Second, because democracy is the surest means by which collective self-expression is made possible.
  • own: Cingular offers customers advanced technologies in simple, cost-effective ways that permit them to tap the creative potential of wireless through their own self-expression.
  • artistic: You inspire one another and encourage the other's artistic self-expression.
  • encouraging: It's about having fun, building confidence, dealing with difficulties and encouraging self-expression.
  • true: This is, in fact, a true self-expression, a realization of the self God wants us to be.

Preposition: through

art: Joan Crawford Joan Crawford's 5th house Sun rules the midheaven illustrating a career built upon self-expression through the theatrical arts.