Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Lexicon: expression – extent
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expression, n. [see express, v.]
Utterance; presentation; recitation; performance; gesture; pronunciation with suitable action.
exquisite, adj. [L.'to search out'.]
Exact; complete; intense; sublime; brilliant; of the highest degree.
extacies, n. [see ecstasy, n.]
extant, adj. [L.'to stand forth, be prominent, be visible'.]
- Present; remaining; manifest; evident.
- Alive; in existence.
- Visible; perceptible; surviving.
extasy, n. [see ecstacy, n.]
extatic, adj. [see ecstatic, adj.]
extemporaneous, adj. [L.'out of time'.]
Temporary; fleeting; unpremeditated; spontaneous.
extemporize (extemporizing), v. [see extemporaneous, adj.]
Speaking spontaneously; communicating without premeditation.
extend (-ed), v. [L.'to stretch out'.]
Stretch in any direction; widen capacities; impart.
extent, adv. [see extend, v.]
Distributed among; lengthy period of time.