Expressing
Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Expressing is an antonym for keep.
Both words in one sentence
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Establishing Character Moment: The first time we meet Gary he is expressing concern for his mother, wanting to watch a film legally instead of seeing a friends pirate copy and trying to keep his stepfather from using his brother to roll his weed showing he is not entirely the stereotype he seems.
Source: Comic Book / The Secret Service - Rouge the Bat is a selfish, vain seductress who feels all of her gems are hers to keep, but she's capable of expressing gratitude when someone helps her and shows genuine concern for her two comrades.
- Paul Navarre expressing his shock at how capable the aforementioned craft is, and disbelief that it was never adopted by the us military, being far more maneuverable than any helicopter, and possessing the speed to keep up with supersonic fighter craft.
Source: Video Game / UFO: Alien Invasion
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