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verbalize
This term describes the cognitive and linguistic process of translating internal states, such as emotions or abstract concepts, into explicit language. It often carries a connotation of effort or difficulty, implying that the subject is struggling to find the precise words to match a complex internal experience.
In professional or clinical settings, such as therapy or legal testimony, the word emphasizes the act of speaking aloud as a means of clarification or evidence. It is more formal than "say" or "tell" and specifically highlights the transition from a non-verbal state to a verbal one.
Meanings
Examples
It is hard to verbalize exactly how I feel about this.
Please verbalize your thoughts so the team can understand your vision.
The patient struggled to verbalize the location of the pain.
I can see it in your eyes but you need to verbalize it.
She tried to verbalize the complex theory but stumbled over her words.
He simply could not verbalize the grief he felt after the loss.
Just verbalize the instructions instead of writing them down.
I need to verbalize this plan before I forget the details.