verbalisation UK
ˌvɜːbəlaɪˈzeɪʃən
See also: verbalization (US)
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Definition of verbalisation - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
communicationRareUKprocess of expressing thoughts in wordsRareUK
  • Verbalisation helps in sharing complex ideas.
articulation expression verbalization
2.
languageRareUKcreation of a word or phrase to describe an object or actionRareUK
  • The verbalisation of internet trends often leads to new slang terms..
phrasing wording
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Origin of verbalisation

Latin, verbum (word) + -alis (related to)

Examples of verbalisation in a sentence

  • Verbalisation in therapy sessions aids understanding.
  • The verbalisation of new technologies can be challenging.
  • Verbalisation in literature often brings new expressions to life.

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  1. French:verbalisation, création de mots, ...
  2. German:Verbalisierung, Wortschöpfung, ...
  3. Italian:verbalizzazione, creazione di parole, ...
  4. Spanish:verbalización, creación de palabras, ...
  5. Portuguese:verbalização, criação de palavras, ...
  6. Chinese:语言表达, ...
  7. Japanese:言語化, 言葉の創造, ...
  8. Arabic:تَعبير شَفَهي, ابتكار مُصطلح, ...
  9. Hebrew:בִּטּוּי מִלּוּלִי, הַבָּעָה בְּמִלִּים, ...
  10. Russian:вербализация, создание слов, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вербалізація, словотворення, ...
  12. Hindi:वर्बलाइजेशन, शब्द निर्माण, ...
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