Definition
Definition of verbalizer - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
expressive personRare US one who expresses thoughts or feelings in wordsRare US
- He's a natural verbalizer, always ready to discuss his ideas.
2.
public speakerRare US person who delivers public speechesRare US
- The politician was a renowned verbalizer at rallies.
3.
linguisticsTECH. US morpheme that turns words into verbsTECH. US
- The suffix '-ize' acts as a verbalizer in 'modernize'.
Origin of verbalizer
Latin, verbum (word) + -al (pertaining to) + -izer (agent noun)
Examples of verbalizer in a sentence
The verbalizer in the group always had the final say. The verbalizer captivated the audience with his speech. As a verbalizer, she inspired many with her words. The prefix 'en-' can serve as a verbalizer in 'enlighten'. In 'legalize', the suffix '-ize' functions as a verbalizer.
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- French:orateur, conférencier, ...
- German:Verbalisierer, Redner, ...
- Italian:verbalizzatore, oratore, ...
- Spanish:verbalizador, orador, ...
- Portuguese:comunicador, orador, ...
- Chinese:善于表达的人, 演讲者, ...
- Japanese:話し好きな人, 演説者, ...
- Arabic:مُعَبِّر, خَطِيب, ...
- Hebrew:מְבַטֵּא, נוֹאֵם, ...
- Russian:болтун, оратор, ...
- Ukrainian:виразна людина, оратор, ...
- Hindi:वाचाल व्यक्ति, वक्ता, ...
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