verbalise
Put into words
To verbalise is to put thoughts or feelings into words, to express something spoken aloud rather than keeping it internal: She struggled to verbalise her frustration.
The word emphasizes the act of articulating what might otherwise remain unspoken or abstract.
British spelling of verbalize.
Express clearly, or well-spoken
- enunciateSpeak with clarity
- pronounceUtter distinctly, vocalize
- voiceSound from throat
- utterTo vocalize words
speak · phrase · word · formulate · state · express · communicate · convey
Talk about thoroughly
- converseEngage in dialogue
- talk throughVerbally guide understanding
- dialogueSpoken exchange between parties
- sharePortion given out
relay · impart · transmit · report · describe · narrate · recount · relate
Fluent and persuasive
- fluentSpeaking smoothly, effortlessly
- articulateExpress clearly, or well-spoken
- persuasiveAble to convince others
- expressiveShowing feelings outwardly
silver-tongued · well-spoken · rhetorical · poetic · lyrical · mellifluous · polished · refined
Opening for airflow
- emoteExpress with theatricality
- exclaimSpeak out suddenly
- cry outUtter loudly, abruptly
- pour outEmpty by tilting
unburden · confess · admit · acknowledge · release · let out · open up · sound off
Make something understandable
- explainMake something understood
- elucidateTo make understood
- explicateClarify through detailed analysis
- spell outExplain in detail
make clear · put simply · break down · simplify · illuminate · demystify · unpack · translate
articulate
Express clearly, or well-spoken
utter · speak · phrase · word · formulate · state · express · communicate · convey · declare
discuss
Talk about thoroughly
- converseEngage in dialogue
- talk throughVerbally guide understanding
- dialogueSpoken exchange between parties
share · relay · impart · transmit · report · describe · narrate · recount · relate · disclose
eloquent
Fluent and persuasive
- fluentSpeaking smoothly, effortlessly
- articulateExpress clearly, or well-spoken
- persuasiveAble to convince others
expressive · silver-tongued · well-spoken · rhetorical · poetic · lyrical · mellifluous · polished · refined · elegant
vent
Opening for airflow
pour out · unburden · confess · admit · acknowledge · release · let out · open up · sound off
clarify
Make something understandable
- explainMake something understood
- elucidateTo make understood
- explicateClarify through detailed analysis
spell out · make clear · put simply · break down · simplify · illuminate · demystify · unpack · translate · interpret
verbaliseremain silent
keep quiet · say nothing · hold one's tongue · suppress · withhold
verbalisegesture
Communicative body movement
gesticulate · mime · pantomime · sign · signal
verbalisethink
Process with the mind
internalise · contemplate · ruminate · mull over · ponder
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