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communicate
verb as in give or exchange information, ideas
Strongest matches
advertise, broadcast, connect, contact, convey, correspond, disclose, disseminate, get across, get through, impart, inform, interact, pass on, publicize, reach out, relate, reveal, suggest, tell, transfer, transmit, write
Strong matches
acquaint, advise, announce, betray, break, carry, declare, discover, divulge, enlighten, hint, imply, network, phone, proclaim, publish, raise, report, signify, spread, state, unfold
Weak matches
be in touch, interface, keep in touch, let on, let out, make known, ring up, touch base
verb as in mutually exchange information
Example Sentences
With fewer days, it is undoubtedly harder to dedicate adequate time to all of the mentioned aspects of tactical analysis and communicating new tactical ideas in a memorable yet simple way isn't always possible.
County oversight officials and civil rights advocates are raising concerns about a new policy they say improperly limits their rights to communicate — including with other members of local government.
“The séance comes along, and not only is it a group activity, but it suggests that anyone can communicate with the spirits of the dead,” Morton says.
“Love Is Blind” follows a group of single men and women searching for love the old-fashioned way, by communicating blindly through a wall.
"Publishing this provisional data enables us to transparently communicate progress against Welsh government commitments and enable scrutiny of the NHS and Welsh government's performance."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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