The present study offers a comprehensive and theoretically grounded investigation into linguistic expressiveness, stylistic semantics, and interpretative variability within English and comparative philology. Drawing strictly on the provided corpus of scholarly works, the article synthesizes research in stylistics, lexico-semantic theory, phonostylistics, discourse pragmatics, translation studies, aspectology, and literary analysis. The central aim is to demonstrate how expressiveness in language functions as an integrative phenomenon, uniting phonetic, lexical, grammatical, pragmatic, and cultural dimensions. The study foregrounds the interaction between form and meaning, emphasizing connotation, stylistic coloring, and contextual modulation as key mechanisms shaping textual interpretation. Special attention is devoted to scientific and literary discourse, highlighting how expressiveness manifests differently across genres while remaining governed by shared linguistic principles. Methodologically, the research employs qualitative comparative analysis, contextual-semantic interpretation, and integrative theoretical modeling. The results reveal that expressiveness is not an optional aesthetic layer but a core structural principle of language, deeply embedded in semantic variability, discourse strategies, and cultural transmission. The discussion elaborates on theoretical implications for modern linguistics, translation theory, and language pedagogy, identifying limitations rooted in corpus scope and proposing directions for future interdisciplinary research. The article concludes that a holistic understanding of expressiveness and stylistic semantics is essential for advancing contemporary philological studies and for fostering more nuanced approaches to language analysis, interpretation, and education.

linguistic expressiveness, stylistic semantics, connotation

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