verbalization

Putting into words

Verbalization is the act of putting thoughts, feelings, or ideas into words.

The term often implies that what's being expressed was previously unspoken or internal: The therapist encouraged verbalization of her fears.

In linguistics and grammar, verbalization refers to turning a non-verb into a verb—as when "friend" becomes "to friend someone."

articulation

pronunciation

Manner of speaking words

utterance · diction · intonation · inflection · prosody · elocution · accentuation · modulation · voicing · syllabication

communication

dialogue

Spoken exchange between parties

exchange · talk · interlocution · debate · colloquy · spoken communication · oral communication · parley · talking · conferring

expression

eloquence

Persuasive verbal grace

phraseology · stating · expressing · formulating · conveying · rendering · framing

formal-speech

oration

Formal public speech

homily · testimony · exhortation · proclamation · declaration · address · lecture · monologue · narration · presentation

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Opposites
expression modality

verbalizationsilence

Total lack of sound

muteness · speechlessness · wordlessness · taciturnity · reticence

internality vs. externality of thought

verbalizationinternalization

Absorbing ideas as one's own

suppression · repression · concealment · withholding · keeping to oneself

communication channel

verbalizationnonverbal communication

Wordless transmission of meaning

body language · gesture · gesticulation · pantomime · sign language

Family

verbalizations

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