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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
Her father lost the ability to communicate beyond one or two words at a time and could no longer write.
But Lynch throws in a strange dance and concise gestures from Laura that communicate a message that isn't immediately apparent.
JPL manages the Deep Space Network, a global web of antennas that communicate with spacecraft traveling past Earth’s moon.
The Gaza war has received a vast amount of U.S. media attention, but how much it actually communicated about the human realities was a whole other matter.
Firefighters can be at out at the fire for weeks at a time, making it difficult to communicate with their loved ones.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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