Definition
Definition of verbalizing - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
expressionRare US the act of expressing in wordsRare US
- Her verbalizing of emotions helped her heal.
2.
communicationRare US the process of speaking out loudRare US
- Verbalizing thoughts can clarify ideas.
Adjective
1.
communicationRare related to spoken wordsRare
- The verbalizing aspect of the presentation was more engaging than the visual aids.
2.
expressionRare US expressing in wordsRare US
- Her verbalizing skills helped her articulate complex ideas clearly.
Origin of verbalizing
Latin, verbum (word) + -ize (to make)
Terms with verbalizing included in their meaning
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verbalizing thoughts
say what one is thinking as one thinks it
Examples of verbalizing in a sentence
The therapist encouraged verbalizing feelings to understand them. Verbalizing emotions can be therapeutic. Teachers encourage verbalizing questions in class. Her verbalizing skills were impressive during the debate. Verbalizing thoughts clearly is essential in communication. His verbalizing thoughts were clear and concise.
The teacher praised her for verbalizing her emotions.
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- French:verbalisation, verbal, ...
- German:Verbalisierung, verbal, ...
- Italian:verbalizzazione, verbale, ...
- Spanish:expresión verbal, oral, ...
- Portuguese:expressão verbal, oral, ...
- Chinese:表达, 口语化, ...
- Japanese:言葉で表現する, 口頭の, ...
- Arabic:تعبير لفظي, شَفَهي, ...
- Hebrew:בִּטּוּי, מִלּוּלִי, ...
- Russian:выражение словами, устный, ...
- Ukrainian:вербалізація, усний, ...
- Hindi:शब्दों में व्यक्त करना, मौखिक, ...
Definition of verbalize - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
communicationtr./intr. US express thoughts or feelings in wordstr./intr. US
- She verbalized her concerns during the meeting.
2.
linguisticstr. TECH. US convert a word into a verbtr. TECH. US
- The noun 'email' was verbalized into 'to email'.
Origin of verbalize
Latin, verbum (word)
Examples of verbalize in a sentence
The teacher encouraged students to verbalize their thoughts clearly. The term 'Google' was verbalized into 'to google'. 'Impact' was verbalized from a noun to a verb.
View all translations of verbalize
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- French:exprimer, transformer en verbe, ...
- German:verbalisieren, zum Verb machen, ...
- Italian:verbalizzare, trasformare in verbo, ...
- Spanish:expresar, convertir en verbo, ...
- Portuguese:verbalizar, transformar em verbo, ...
- Chinese:表达, 动词化, ...
- Japanese:言葉にする, 動詞化する, ...
- Arabic:عَبَّرَ, حَوَّلَ إلى فعل, ...
- Hebrew:לְבַטֵּא בְּמִלִּים, לְהַפֹּךְ לְפֹעַל, ...
- Russian:выразить, глаголизировать, ...
- Ukrainian:висловлювати, перетворювати, ...
- Hindi:शब्दों में व्यक्त करना, बदलना, ...
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