Definitions

1. verb

to express or convey something in words, especially to explain or describe a fact or situation

“The lawyer tried to verbalise the complexities of the case to the jury.”

2. verb

to turn something into words, especially to put a concept or feeling into language

“She found it difficult to verbalise her emotions after the breakup.”

3. verb

to make something more explicit or clear by using words

“The teacher tried to verbalise the mathematical concept to the students.”

4. noun

the act of expressing or conveying something in words, especially to explain or describe a fact or situation

“The lawyer’s verbalisation of the case was excellent.”

5. noun

the act of turning something into words, especially to put a concept or feeling into language

“Her verbalisation of her emotions was a powerful moment in the play.”