WordNet
v. give verbal or other expression to one's feelings [syn: express emotion]
Usage examples of "express feelings".
What I am concerned with is that words are used to express feelings, not to hide them.
In time the use of these words enables children to begin to express feelings with words rather than to act out their frustration in temper tantrums in order to dominate the situation with the only tool they have had, their emotions.
With a language consisting only of vowels man would be able to express feelings, but not thoughts.
Such lifters, which held a patient aloft in a strong magnetic field, were usually reserved for seriously injured patients such as critical burn victims, and its employment simply to ensure the comfort of one who could not express feelings of pain puzzled some of the staff.
But while Lord Finkle-McGraw was not the sort to express feelings promiscuously, he gave the appearance of being nearly satisfied with the way the conversation was going.
His tiny mouth, his heavy cheeks, yellow and smooth, were not made to express feelings: he was a Buddha.
It was one thing to be able to ask for food and drink, quite another altogether to express feelings and concerns.