Tell Synonyms and Antonyms
tĕl
To inform
(Verb)
Synonyms:
- say
- state
- communicate
- notify
- reveal
- assure
- express
- utter
- articulate
- announce
- declare
- acquaint
- command
- advise
- convey
- apprise
- direct
- explain
- disclose
- divulge
- confess
- instruct
- order
- inform
- betray
- recite
- mention
- report
- speak
- voice
- relate
- expose
- talk
- tattle
- make-known
- let-know
- give-notice
- impart
- familiarize
- represent
- assert
- annunciate
- let out
- acknowledge
- own
- let-in-on
- asseverate
- give the facts
- reel-off
- spit out
- come-out-with
- bid
- give out
- blab
- release
- bruit
- leak-out
- calculate
- give inside information
- break it to
- chat
- break-the-news
- put
- show
- confide
- indicate
- carry tales
- decide
- reveal a secret
- deem
- describe
- dictate
- leave word
- differentiate
- keep posted
- discern
- lay open
- open-up
- distinguish
- blurt-out
- fill-in
- let-on
- enumerate
- let-slip
- enunciate
- vent
- clue-in
- tell-all
- level with
- give away
- come across with
- shoot
- verbalize
- come-clean
- make a clean breast of
- narrate
- get-something-off-one-s-chest
- peach
- vocalize
- post
- proclaim
- publish
- recognize
- recount
- regale
- rehearse
- repeat
- request
- unbosom
- warn
Antonyms:
- hide
- keep secret
- be silent
To make known
(Verb)
To deduce
(Verb)
Synonyms:
- differentiate
- know
- discriminate
- distinguish
- separate
- understand
- make out
- perceive
- ascertain
- discern
- find out
- recognize
- be sure
- determine
- know for certain
- clinch. See syn. study at reveal.reveal
- clinch
- secern
- secernate
- severalize
- severalise
- tell-apart
A Swiss patriot who lived in the early 14th century and who was renowned for his skill as an archer; according to legend an Austrian governor compelled him to shoot an apple from his son's head with his crossbow (which he did successfully without mishap)
(Noun)
Synonyms:
- william tell
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