verbalize
Put into words
To verbalize is to put something into words—to express aloud what might otherwise remain thought or feeling: He struggled to verbalize his emotions.
The word often implies effort or difficulty in articulating something internal or abstract.
In grammar, verbalize can mean to convert a word into a verb form.
Communicate or transport
- communicateExchange thoughts with others
- stateCondition or mode
- declareState officially
- articulateExpress clearly, or well-spoken
voice · put into words · air · disclose · reveal · manifest · assert · affirm
Speak with clarity
- utterTo vocalize words
- pronounceUtter distinctly, vocalize
- vocalizeProduce sounds aloud
- speakProduce words aloud
phonate · articulation · diction · elocution · intonate · modulate · inflection · prosody
Opening for airflow
- expressState or fast train
- releaseTo let go
- unburdenRemove a weight from
- confessAcknowledge wrongdoing openly
exclaim · outpour · catharsis · emote · vociferate · cry out · let out · speak up
convey
Communicate or transport
- communicateExchange thoughts with others
- stateCondition or mode
- declareState officially
articulate · voice · put into words · air · disclose · reveal · manifest · assert · affirm · announce
enunciate
Speak with clarity
speak · phonate · articulation · diction · elocution · intonate · modulate · inflection · prosody · cadence
vent
Opening for airflow
confess · exclaim · outpour · catharsis · emote · vociferate · cry out · let out · speak up · open up
discuss
Talk about thoroughly
- dialogueSpoken exchange between parties
- talkVerbal exchange between people
- chatInformal verbal exchange
confer · exchange · discourse · banter · speak · parley · communicate · interact · debate · consult
recount
Narrate or retally
recite · chronicle · depict · portray · storytelling · narration · anecdote · spell out · explain · detail
verbalizesuppress
Forcibly put an end to
stifle · repress · bottle up · keep to oneself · hold back
verbalizethink
Process with the mind
remain silent · stay quiet · gesture · mime · sign
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