Synonyms for expressed
ex·pressed

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1. expressed, uttered, verbalized, verbalisedadjective

   communicated in words

   "frequently uttered sentiments"

   Synonyms:
   uttered, verbalized, explicit, verbalised

   Antonyms:
   written

2. explicit, expressedadjective

   precisely and clearly expressed or readily observable; leaving nothing to implication

   "explicit instructions"; "she made her wishes explicit"; "explicit sexual scenes"

   Synonyms:
   uttered, verbalized, verbalised, denotative, explicit

   Antonyms:
   written

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1. List of paraphrases for "expressed":

   voiced, expresses, stated, raised, cast, said, express, indicated, denominated, articulated, spoken, conveyed, manifested, made, shown, declared, formulated, reflected, issued, demonstrated, showed

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1. Lawrence Garcia:

   Some -- but not all -- windows were covered, because poll workers seated just inside those windows expressed concerns about people outside the center photographing and filming them and their work, only the media is allowed to take pictures inside the counting place, and people outside the center were not listening to requests to stop filming poll workers and their paperwork.

2. Sergey Ivanov:

   There wasn't a single remark or concern expressed on its ecological safety.

3. Sir Winston Churchill:

   All great things are simple, and many can be expressed in single words: freedom, justice, honor, duty, mercy, hope.

4. Toshiba Corp:

   No investors have expressed an interest in participation.

5. Callista Gingrich:

   President Trump takes this issue very seriously and has expressed President Trump sadness at the allegations of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church, the United States Embassy has engaged senior Vatican City officials on this matter and will continue to do so.