Expressive
Expressive adjective - Clearly conveying a special meaning (as one's mood).
Free and expressive are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Free" instead an adjective "Expressive".
Free
Free adjective - Not being under the rule or control of another.
Expressive and free are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Expressive" instead an adjective "Free".
Both words in one sentence
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Even more so the more pissed the wearer is either because its magically expressive or because Changing Clothes Is a Free Action for them.
Source: Scary Impractical Armor -
By the time Tom-Tom was born, her father was already a governor and given control over an entire "colony" (said colony being a conquered Earth Kingdom City), so they're free to be more expressive and affectionate with him... and Mai is still neglected.
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In battle, The Iron Bull is bombastic, louder than life and very enthusiastic, in contrast to Dorian; in their free time, however, The Iron Bull is a lot more savvy, and is incredibly calm and calculated in contract to Dorian's chatty, highly-expressive nature.
Source: Savvy Guy, Energetic Girl
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