verbalises
Puts into words
Verbalises is the British spelling of verbalizes, meaning to express something in words.
When you verbalise a thought or feeling, you put it into spoken or written language rather than leaving it unspoken or merely felt.
She struggled to verbalise her frustration.
The term often implies making explicit what was previously implicit or internal, and appears frequently in psychological and educational contexts where articulating thoughts is considered beneficial.
Speak with clarity
- pronounceUtter distinctly, vocalize
- utterTo vocalize words
- voiceSound from throat
- expressState or fast train
state · declare · diction · elocution · clarity · fluency · articulation · pronunciation
State officially
- announceState something officially
- assertDeclare confidently true
- affirmDeclare to be true
- avowDeclare openly as true
profess · state · exclaim · pronounce · broadcast · publicise · voice · vent
enunciate
Speak with clarity
express · state · declare · diction · elocution · clarity · fluency · articulation · pronunciation · inflection
utter
To vocalize words
emit · resonate · hum · sing · chant · murmur · whisper · shout · yell · bellow
declare
State officially
avow · profess · state · exclaim · pronounce · broadcast · publicise · voice · vent · testify
convey
Communicate or transport
report · transmit · impart · disclose · reveal · divulge · broadcast · announce · correspond · liaise
chat
Informal verbal exchange
- talkVerbal exchange between people
- discussTalk about thoroughly
- dialogueSpoken exchange between parties
banter · gossip · exchange · interact · small-talk · chatter · natter · schmooze · confabulate · parley
verbalisesgestures
Expressive body movements
mimes · pantomimes · signs · acts out · demonstrates
verbalisessuppresses
Actively prevents expression
conceals · internalises · bottles up · withholds · represses