Verbal Communication Skills

noun The act of expressing thoughts, feelings, or information through speech

verb The action of communicating verbally

adjective Relating to the act of speaking

adverb In a manner that involves speaking

• Speaking at the conference, the expert shared valuable insights on the latest research findings.
• I was speaking to Sarah earlier and she mentioned she's coming to the party.
• I was speaking to my bros about hitting up that new club this weekend.
• His actions were speaking louder than words, showing his true intentions.

noun a conversation or discussion

verb to communicate by speaking

adjective pertaining to or involving talking or conversation

adverb in a manner that involves speaking or communication

• I would like to schedule a time to talk about the upcoming project.
• Let's have a chat about our weekend plans.
• We should catch up and have a little gossip session.
• The colors in this painting seem to talk to each other, creating a harmonious composition.

verb a word used to describe an action, state, or occurrence, in this case, the act of speaking or communicating verbally

• The professor was talking about the importance of research in the field of science.
• We were just talking about our plans for the weekend.
• She's always talking smack about other people behind their backs.
• The painting seems to be talking to me, telling a story of its own.

noun a word or phrase derived from a verb and used as an adjective, such as swimming in a swimming pool

adjective relating to or consisting of words

• The verbal agreement between the two parties was legally binding.
• She always prefers verbal communication over written messages.
• I can't believe he just dropped that verbal bomb on us.
• Her verbal skills were like a sharp sword in the debate.