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The expression of feelings or thoughts transmitted by one’s motions, posture, or facial expressions that have meaning within the context in which they appear.A form of communicating by the posturing of the body and/or its parts.The expression on your face, or the way you hold your body, interpreted by other people as unconsciously revealing your feelings.Conveying of meaning, intent, or motive directly (e.g., making a fist) or subtly (e.g., changing stance or position) with the body, distinct from verbal communication.The revelation of attitude or mood through physical gestures, posture, or proximity; nonverbal communication.A way of communicating information or feelings nonverbally, through body movements, posture, gestures, and facial expressions.