expresse

expressē, adv.,

• with pressure; trop., expressly, etc.; v. exprimo, P. a. fin.

expressē, Adv. m. Compar. (expressus), I) ausgedrückt, kräftig, 1) im allg.: expressius fricare, Scrib. Larg. 198. – 2) insbes., v. der Aussprache, kräftig hervorgestoßen, deutlich, artikuliert, ut ea (R littera) a nullo expressius referretur, Val. Max. 8, 7. ext. 1. – II) übtr., ausdrucksvoll, bezeichnend, treffend, schlagend, expr. conscripta exempla, Cornif. rhet.: expr. dicere, Plin. ep.: expressius hoc versu significare, Col. – od. ausdrücklich, bestimmt, deutlich, Chalcid. Tim. 18 extr.: expressius continere, Cod. Iust. 1, 14, 3: ut expressius dicam od. dicatur, Augustin. in psalm. 49, 9 u. ep. 7, 3.

expresse [CL] 1 audibly, distinctly. b clearly. Titus iste interpres apostoli erat, et horum lingua ~ius loquebatur quam apostolus Lanfr. Comment. Paul. 222A; aerem ‥ qui in ore meo est ~e intus ducendo Adel. QN 21.  b [vacca] pedes ~e cum pilositate et colore cervinos habens Gir. TH II 22. 2 explicitly, precisely. V. et. expressim 2, exprimere 7d. tanto veriora quanto magis rebus quarum sunt verba similia sunt et eas ~ius signant Anselm (Mon. 10) I 25; non per antifrasim, set ~e Gir. SD 6; hoc tamen non ~e dicit Aristoteles Kilwardby OS 508; 1299 ut de suis bladis ‥ in autumpno jam instanti ~e non deciment, sed ‥ decimas ipsas a novem partibus non separatas nec ~e distinctas penes se ‥ retineant Reg. Cant. 353; nisi illud ~e [ME: utterliche] in confessione dixisset quod in puericia fecerat AncrR 120; verba Innocentii III que contra predicta videntur ~issime militare Ockham Pol. I 39; Ib. 328 (v. contradicere 1d); 1452 dixit exspresse, fatebatur, et recognovit Reg. Armagh 228.

expressē (16) (expressus), en pressant : expressius Scrib. Comp. 198, en pressant plus fortement || [fig.] clairement, distinctement : Val. Max. 8, 7, 1 || dʼune manière expressive, significative, frappante : Her. 4, 10 ; Col. Rust. 11, 1, 29.

expresse . adv. c.
明然。

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