Similar words: verbalize, verbal, verbally, herbalist, nonverbal, realized, overbalance, formalized. Meaning: ['vɜrbəlaɪz /'vɜːbl-] adj. communicated in words.
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1) It is difficult to verbalize his lifetime of frustrations.
2) Urge your child to verbalize his feelings.
3) He found it hard to verbalize his feelings towards his son.
4) Encourage your children to verbalize their feelings.
5) Urge him to verbalize his feelings and develop a reflective attitude toward his sensitivities.
6) But in my own mind I could like verbalize it either way.
7) When a child learns to picture and verbalize his feelings,[http://sentencedict.com/verbalized.html] he has the opportunity to reason and make intelligent choices.
8) When he approached her bedside she did not seem to recognize him, but went on verbalizing apparently meaninglessly.
9) Many English nouns have become verbalized.
10) Verbalized, your feelings could be summed up in this manner: "I am angry because I need to be listened to and you do not have time.
11) Nominal predication and verbalized noun are two phenomena in Contemporary, Chinese.
12) My dad never verbalized his disappointment, but I felt it.
13) Overt and verbalized responses can be divided into answers and replies.
14) It is a language in which nouns are freely verbalized.
15) The transference from any non-processed element to processed element gives birth to verbalized grammatical metaphor.
16) Different from declarative memory, procedural memory is a storage of procedures and skills that cannot be easily verbalized such as riding a bike and swimming.
17) The way in which I am the inheritor of it all is not as verbalized thought, or...
18) To a person, they all supported my decision. Only one mother verbalized the fears I had for the emotional well being of my little charges, but she too supported my plan.
19) But I hope to share with you some of my mother's quality that, although never openly verbalized by her, became obvious to me as a close observer.
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