verbalise (Meaning)
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verbalise (v)
be verbose
express in speech
articulate; either verbally or with a cry, shout, or noise
convert into a verb
Synonyms & Antonyms of verbalise
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
verbalise Sentence Examples
- The witness was unable to verbalise the details of the incident due to shock.
- The therapist encouraged the client to verbalise their emotions to facilitate healing.
- The professor challenged the students to verbalise their understanding of the complex theory.
- The politician struggled to verbalise their policy stance during the heated debate.
- The child was encouraged to verbalise their needs and desires with age-appropriate language.
- The author's writing style allowed the reader to easily verbalise the protagonist's experiences.
- The lecturer's clear instructions enabled students to verbalise the key concepts of the lecture.
- The students rehearsed their presentations to ensure they could verbalise their research findings confidently.
- The news anchor struggled to verbalise the tragic events without becoming emotional.
- The psychologist used techniques to help the amnesiac patient verbalise their forgotten memories.
FAQs About the word verbalise
be verbose, express in speech, articulate; either verbally or with a cry, shout, or noise, convert into a verb
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The witness was unable to verbalise the details of the incident due to shock.
The therapist encouraged the client to verbalise their emotions to facilitate healing.
The professor challenged the students to verbalise their understanding of the complex theory.
The politician struggled to verbalise their policy stance during the heated debate.
