Expressers

Part of speech: noun

Definitions

1. A person or thing that conveys thoughts, emotions, or ideas clearly and effectively
2. An individual who articulates feelings or opinions, often through spoken or written communication
3. Someone who delivers messages or sentiments in a manner that is easily understood and impactful

Etymology: "Expressers" is the plural of "expresser," a noun formed by attaching the agent suffix "-er" to "express." That suffix turns a verb into a word for the one who performs the action, so a "driver" drives and an "expresser" expresses. The base "express" is itself the older and more familiar word, which came into English from Latin "exprimere," meaning to press out. Those roots explain the sense of pushing something out into the open, which carries through to the idea of putting thoughts or feelings into words. The noun here therefore names a person whose skill lies in getting messages and sentiments across clearly and with force.

Synonyms: communicators, conveyors