Verbal Communication

verb to convey or exchange information, thoughts, or feelings through speech, writing, or other means

• Effective leaders must be able to communicate clearly and concisely with their team members.
• We need to communicate better if we want to avoid any misunderstandings.
• Dude, we gotta communicate more if we're gonna pull off this project.
• In a relationship, it's important to communicate not just with words, but also with actions.

noun an act of speaking or expressing something verbally

verb to speak or communicate something verbally

• The professor always emphasizes the importance of citing reliable sources, saying it is crucial for academic integrity.
• My mom always says I should eat my vegetables if I want to grow up big and strong.
• I heard Jenny say that she's totally over her ex-boyfriend and ready to move on.
• Actions speak louder than words, so no matter what you say, your behavior will ultimately reveal the truth.

verb to communicate or express thoughts, feelings, or information through speech

• It is important to speak clearly and concisely during a formal presentation.
• I can't wait to speak to my friends about the concert last night.
• I'll speak to you later, dude.
• Her eyes seemed to speak volumes about her emotions.