वक्तृत्ववादी असणे,

verbalised's Usage Examples:

In the Royal Navy, "Reveille" was usually verbalised as: Wakey wakey, lash up and stow! To the U.

Shapiro questioned Kirby at trial, and confirmed that Schiff had not verbalised such threats.

down and he came to believe that "Dinosty suffered from covert and non-verbalised editorial opposition, or maybe just disinterest.

In the Royal Navy, "Reveille" was usually verbalised as: Wakey wakey, lash up and stow! To the U.

knowledge triangle is structurally relevant and can be verbalised.

are based on elementary facts, and expressed in diagrams that can be verbalised into natural language.

Awakening of Faith The Sudden Teaching, "which "revealed" (hsien) rather than verbalised the teaching" The Complete, or Perfect, Teachings of the Avatamsaka-sutra.

instructed through Janes Solicitors, said that while the arrangement was not verbalised, it amounted to a "tacit understanding".

explicit ways of understanding aspects of the natural work that are readily verbalised) from more "primitive" features of cognition acting at a tacit level,.

Knowledge that cannot be verbalised, for example the ‘Mona Lisa’, is not included.

word-of-mouth culture where information was guarded and opinions often verbalised on bar-stools but less often committed to print.

entertaining, but establish in the reader “a means of communication with a non-verbalised truth.

insightful and experimental are Woolf"s emotional and philosophical views verbalised in Flush"s thoughts.

Synonyms:

uttered, expressed, spoken, verbalized,

Antonyms:

written, connotative, inexplicitness, covert, implicit,