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verbalize Meaning
verbalize (v)
be verbose
express in speech
articulate; either verbally or with a cry, shout, or noise
convert into a verb
verbalize (v. t.)
To convert into a verb; to verbify.
verbalize (v. i.)
To be verbose.
verbalize Sentence Examples
- The witness was unable to verbalize any recollections of the incident.
- The therapist requested the client to verbalize their thoughts and feelings.
- The infant's cries verbalized his discomfort and need for attention.
- The politician's speech effectively verbalized their campaign promises.
- The author struggled to verbalize the complex emotions of his protagonist.
- The student confidently verbalized their answer during the quiz.
- The nonverbal cues suggested the speaker was hiding something, but their verbalizations were reassuring.
- The lawyer verbalized the client's argument to the jury in a persuasive manner.
- The teacher asked the students to verbalize their understanding of the concept.
- The researcher recorded the participants' verbalizations to analyze their language patterns.
FAQs About the word verbalize
be verbose, express in speech, articulate; either verbally or with a cry, shout, or noise, convert into a verbTo convert into a verb; to verbify., To be verbose
share, discuss, speak, utter,say, talk, tell, bring out, give, put
suppress,suppress,stifle, stifle,
The witness was unable to verbalize any recollections of the incident.
The therapist requested the client to verbalize their thoughts and feelings.
The infant's cries verbalized his discomfort and need for attention.
The politician's speech effectively verbalized their campaign promises.
