Pronunciation

/kəˈmjuːnɪkeɪt/

Definitions

Noun

A communication or act of conveying information, ideas, or feelings between people or parties. For example: “Effective communication is crucial in a workplace.”

Verb

1. To convey or exchange thoughts, ideas, or information with someone through speech, writing, or other means. For example: “We need to communicate our plans to the team.”
2. To transmit a message or signal (e.g., radio or telephone). For example: “The satellite system allows us to communicate across vast distances.”

Adjective

Characterized by or facilitating communication. For example: “A communicative person easily shares their thoughts and feelings.”

Adverb

In a communicative manner; effectively. For example: “She communicates clearly to ensure everyone understands.”

Phrases

• “Open communication” promotes honesty and transparency.
• “Non-verbal communication” includes body language and facial expressions.
• “Lack of communication” can lead to misunderstandings.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “Their inability to communicate was a major obstacle in resolving the conflict.”
• Verb: “He quickly communicated the news to his colleagues via email.”
• Adjective: “Her communicative style made her a valuable team member.”
• Adverb: “She communicates her ideas with exceptional clarity.”

Synonyms

• Exchange
• Convey
• Share
• Talk
• Express
• Exchange (messages)
• Relay
• Dialog
• Discuss
• Communicate effectively
• Connect