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@OppositeEarlyCorgi: yep, fuckin sucks. My community college is scalled down by LSAC so I go from a 3.77 to a 3.44 or some shit like that.
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A quick definition of expressed:
Term: EXPRESSED
Definition: When we say something directly and clearly, without leaving any room for guessing or assuming, we are expressing ourselves. This means we use words to say exactly what we mean, without any hidden meanings or hints.
A more thorough explanation:
Definition: Declared in direct terms; stated in words; not left to inference or implication.
Examples:
- The teacher expressed her disappointment with the students' lack of effort.
- He expressed his love for her in a heartfelt letter.
- The company expressed its commitment to sustainability in its annual report.
These examples illustrate the definition of "expressed" because in each sentence, something is clearly and directly stated. There is no room for interpretation or guessing at what the speaker or writer meant. The teacher expressed her disappointment, the man expressed his love, and the company expressed its commitment. All of these statements are straightforward and leave no room for doubt or confusion.