verbalize

pronunciation

How to pronounce verbalize in British English: UK [ˈvɜ:bəlaɪz]word uk audio image

How to pronounce verbalize in American English: US [ˈvɜrbəlaɪz] word us audio image

  • Verb:
    be verbose
    express in speech
    articulate; either verbally or with a cry, shout, or noise
    convert into a verb

Word Origin

verbalize (v.)
c. 1600, "use too many words," from French verbaliser (16c.); see verbal. Meaning "express in words" is attested from 1875. Related: Verbalized; verbalizing.

Example

1. It is difficult to verbalize his lifetime of frustrations .
2. Some concepts are difficult to verbalize .
3. But the word of god can only help you when you verbalize it to others .
4. I find it difficult to verbalize .
5. True language enables us to verbalize about what isnot there .

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