Communication Synonyms and Antonyms
kə-myo͝onĭ-kāshən
The giving or exchanging of information
(Noun)
Synonyms:
- conversation
- communion
- speech
- intercourse
- talk
- utterance
- announcement
- revelation
- discussion
- dialogue
- discourse
- conference
- contact
- connection
- rapport
- dissemination
- conveyance
- making known
- imparting
- informing
- advisement
- notification
- acquainting
- disclosing
- discovering
- telling
- submitting
- delivery
- correspondence
- disclosure
- intercommunication
- speaking
- description
- exposition
- pronouncement
- mention
- presentation
- interaction
- interchange
- dealings
- interface
- expression
- narration
- relation
- declaration
- assertion
- articulation
- elucidation
- transfer
- transmission
- spreading
- telepathy
- extrasensory-perception
- esp
- publication
- writing
- picturing
- signaling
- signing
- broadcasting
- passing-on
- getting across
- translating
- interpreting
- converse
- diapedesis
- convection
- transmittance
- transplacement
Transmitted information
(Noun)
Synonyms:
- message
- bulletin
- news
- language
- conversation
- intelligence
- fax
- report
- letter
- note
- ideas
- announcement
- statement
- disclosure
- utterance
- speech
- warning
- revelation
- prophecy
- communiqué
- briefing
- dispatch
- call
- excerpt
- connection
- précis
- contact
- summary
- information
- directive
- account
- esp
- declaration
- publicity
- exchange
- communicating
- translation
- (printed) work
- impartment
- advice
- tidings
- kinesics
- converse
- liaison
- link
- communiqué
- precis
- radiogram
- word
- telegram
- transduction
- telepathy
- telephone
- telex
- transmission
- wavelength
- wire
Antonyms:
A situation allowing exchange of ideas or messages
(Noun)
Synonyms:
Synonyms:
(Adjective)
- paralinguistic
- phatic
Words Related to Communication
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