verbalizable
Able to speak
Verbalizable describes something that can be put into words.
The term often appears in psychology and philosophy, distinguishing knowledge or experiences that can be articulated from those that resist expression: Some memories are verbalizable; others exist only as feelings.
Tacit knowledge—like how to ride a bike—is famously difficult to verbalize.
Able to be conveyed
- utterableAble to be spoken
- speakableAble to be said
- articulableAble to be stated
- pronounceableAble to be spoken
sayable · communicable · conveyable · tellable · describable · reportable · relatable · statable
State or fast train
- vocalizeProduce sounds aloud
- utterTo vocalize words
- pronounceUtter distinctly, vocalize
- enunciateSpeak with clarity
articulate · speak · voice · state · declare · phrase · formulate · couch
Ability to convey emotion
- lucidityClearness of mind
- perspicuityPlainness of expression
- coherenceLogical internal consistency
- intelligibilityQuality of being understood
comprehensibility · clearness · distinctness · precision · explicitness · accessibility · transparency · readability
expressible
Able to be conveyed
- utterableAble to be spoken
- speakableAble to be said
- articulableAble to be stated
pronounceable · sayable · communicable · conveyable · tellable · describable · reportable · relatable · statable · declarable
express
State or fast train
enunciate · articulate · speak · voice · state · declare · phrase · formulate · couch · frame
expressiveness
Ability to convey emotion
- lucidityClearness of mind
- perspicuityPlainness of expression
- coherenceLogical internal consistency
intelligibility · comprehensibility · clearness · distinctness · precision · explicitness · accessibility · transparency · readability · plainness
verbalizableineffable
Beyond verbal expression
inexpressible · unspeakable · unutterable · wordless · indescribable
verbalizabletacit
Understood without words
implicit · intuitive · unconscious · subconscious · procedural
verbal, verbalize, verbalized, verbalizing, verbalization, verbalizations, nonverbal, nonverbally, verbally