putting into words (Meaning)

putting into words

to express (a thought or feeling) in words

No weak antonyms found.

The teacher instructed the students to put their pencils into words as they wrote their essays.
The carpenter carefully put the screws into words to secure the wooden joints.
The chef put imagination into words when brainstorming new culinary creations.
The artist put emotion into words through the brushstrokes on the canvas.
The coder put logic into words by writing code that executed seamlessly.
The musician put rhythm into words by composing beautiful melodies.
The scientist put knowledge into words in scientific papers that pushed the boundaries of understanding.
The therapist put empathy into words, creating a safe space for clients to share their feelings.
The writer put experiences into words, weaving captivating tales that transported readers.
The orator put passion into words, inspiring listeners with a powerful message.

to express (a thought or feeling) in words

sharing, uttering, talking, telling, discussing, speaking, bringing out,saying, enunciating, giving

suppressing,stifling,

The teacher instructed the students to put their pencils into words as they wrote their essays.

The carpenter carefully put the screws into words to secure the wooden joints.

The chef put imagination into words when brainstorming new culinary creations.

The artist put emotion into words through the brushstrokes on the canvas.