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• v  be verbose
• v  express in speech
• v  articulate; either verbally or with a cry, shout, or noise
• v  convert into a verb
  many English nouns have become verbalized
• s  communicated in words

• The real issues had been verbalized nigh unto death.
• E-mail, on the other hand, is instantly "verbalized" using text-to-speech software that recites your mail in that eerie, intonation-free televoice.
• If he's been studying it for 30 years, he certainly never verbalized it to me.

• verbalize
• verbalise
• talk
• speak
• utter
• mouth
• express
• give tongue to
• expressed
• uttered
• verbalised

News & Articles

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• J. Cole Shares Feelings On Outselling Kanye West, Being Called "Boring," & More
  While aiding with the promotion of S plinter Cell: Backlist , J. Cole sat with Noisey to discuss a bevy of topics. Care to hear how it felt to outsell Kanye West or his thoughts on Kendrick Lamar's "Control" verse? He verbalized all of that and then some.
  Sept. 19, 2013 - Hip-Hop Wired

Quotes

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• Randy Carlyle in OCRegister
  I haven't heard it verbalized, but I think it's part of the strategy, as far as people trying to push for Teemu Selanne,Ducks coach Randy Carlyle said. "I think what we'll do is leave that inside of our group. Teemu Selanne is our most...
• Scott Skiles in Chicago Sun-Times
  We've verbalized it, we've verbalized it more than once,Skiles said. "I know what it's like to be a bench player and sometimes you can, if not outwardly complain, you can feel like you're not getting a fair shot. Then, if an opportunity...