Similar words: expression, expressionless, expressive, expressible, inexpressible, compression, depression, suppression. Meaning: n. the expression of one's individuality (usually through creative activities).
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31. Yellow with a warning dream of Italy, and in-depth psychology, the yellow is a wish to self-expression and a symbol of jealousy.
32. In its love for genuine feelings, the School of Self-Expression has a natural contempt for decorativeness of style. Hence it always stands for the pure and mild flavor in writing.
33. Ask any summer bride: her wedding cake, wreathed in hand-crafted sugar roses and sometimes worth more than her bridal dress, is the ultimate vehicle for self-expression.
34. The conflict between the urge for self-expression and the pressure to conform is a central one for her.
35. Only in a democratic environment, based on respect for diversity and dialogue, can individual self-expression and self-government be secured, and freedom of association be upheld.
36. With Mercury and your ruling planet, Venus, touring your third house of self-expression, you're feeling flirtier and more playful than you have in a while — and boy, does it feel good.
37. It is the ultimate means of self-analysis, presenting an opportunity for self-reflection, self-expression and self-promotion.
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