putting across (Meaning)

putting across

to convey effectively or forcefully, put over sense 3, to gain or communicate successfully

No strong antonyms found.

The speaker struggled to put across his complex ideas to the audience.
Emily used humor to put across her message effectively.
The advertisement aimed to put across the product's unique selling points.
The teacher used various techniques to put across the lesson to students.
The politician's speech was designed to put across his vision for the country.
The article attempted to put across a balanced view of the issue.
The painting successfully put across the artist's emotions through vibrant colors.
The proposal was carefully crafted to put across a compelling argument.
The actor's performance put across the character's inner turmoil with great accuracy.
The salesperson was successful in putting across the product's benefits to the customer.

to convey effectively or forcefully, put over sense 3, to gain or communicate successfully

speaking out, conveying, chiming in,putting over, speaking up, communicating, offering,writing up, describing, submitting

stifling, restraining,suppressing, restricting,,censoring

The speaker struggled to put across his complex ideas to the audience.

Emily used humor to put across her message effectively.

The advertisement aimed to put across the product's unique selling points.

The teacher used various techniques to put across the lesson to students.