Lemmas found: 95
to speak or utter words.
to say words aloud; to use the voice to communicate.
to produce musical sounds with the voice.
To say something that is not true with the intention to deceive.
to speak very softly or quietly.
to send a letter or package through the postal system.
to speak in order to give information or express ideas.
to publish a message or image on a public platform.
to make a public statement about something.
to express the meaning of words in another language.
to say or write something as a response to a question.
to write one's name on a document to authorize it.
to inform someone of a possible danger or problem.
to assure someone that one will do something.
to respond to something that has been said or written.
to express gratitude to someone.
to talk about something with another person or group.
To state or declare something firmly and confidently, often without providing proof.
To supply or make a product, publication, or other material available to shops, users, or the public.
To include someone or something as a necessary part or feature of an activity, situation, or process.
To present or propose something for someone to accept, especially by stating a price or terms; to make available or put forward.
To express willingness to give, do, or provide something, often as help, a gift, or a service.
To give someone the desire, confidence, or ideas to do or create something.
To make someone curious or attentive, or to attract their attention.
to cry out or shout; to summon by name.
To contact someone by telephone.
To make a formal request for something, especially a job, place on a course, or official benefit.
To persuade someone to adopt a particular religion, belief, or way of thinking; or to adopt it oneself.
To tell someone another person's name and help them become acquainted.
To make something known or familiar for the first time, such as an idea, subject, or method.
To speak or write to a person or audience.
to say something in order to obtain an answer or information.
To make something easier to understand by explaining it more clearly or providing further information.
To make a spoken or written remark or observation about something.
to express dissatisfaction or annoyance.
To express strong disapproval of someone or something; to declare it wrong or unacceptable.
To establish that something is true, correct, or certain, often by providing evidence or checking it.
To state that something is untrue, deny it, or assert the opposite of what has been said or written.
To persuade someone that something is true or to cause them to believe or accept something.
To express disapproval of someone or something, often by pointing out faults or shortcomings.
To state or announce something clearly and formally, often in public or with authority.
To officially state that something has a particular legal or administrative status, such as a state of emergency or a person’s death.
To report information officially to an authority, especially goods brought into a country, income, or other taxable or regulated items.
To state or explain the meaning of a word, phrase, or symbol.
To describe or state the essential qualities or boundaries of something; to make its nature or scope clear.
To refuse to obey or accept the authority, instructions, or rules of someone or something; to openly resist.
To ask for something firmly or insistently, especially because one believe it is owed or necessary.
to declare something to be untrue.
to give an account of something in words.
To control, manage, or supervise an activity or group.