verbalizing (Meaning)

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verbalizing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Verbalize

No weak antonyms found.

The therapist encouraged her client to begin verbalizing their emotions to gain a deeper understanding of themselves.
During the debate, the politician was unable to verbalize their stance on the issue clearly.
The shy student struggled to verbalize their thoughts in front of the class.
The poet's words elegantly verbalized the beauty and fragility of nature.
The lawyer's skillful verbalizing persuaded the jury to reach a favorable verdict.
The actor's intense performance verbalized the character's turmoil and despair.
The musician's lyrics powerfully verbalized the struggles and triumphs of the human experience.
The teacher encouraged her students to verbalize their understanding of the concept.
The witness was hesitant to verbalize their testimony due to fear of retaliation.
The counselor guided the group through exercises to facilitate their verbalizing of difficult experiences.

of Verbalize

uttering, talking, articulating, sharing, discussing, speaking,saying, telling, posting, bringing out

suppressing,suppressing,stifling, stifling,

The therapist encouraged her client to begin verbalizing their emotions to gain a deeper understanding of themselves.

During the debate, the politician was unable to verbalize their stance on the issue clearly.

The shy student struggled to verbalize their thoughts in front of the class.

The poet's words elegantly verbalized the beauty and fragility of nature.