| No. | Term | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Advertise | Promote publicly; make known. |
| 2. | Air | Express openly. |
| 3. | Alert | Warn or inform quickly. |
| 4. | Allege | State without proof. |
| 5. | Amend | Officially revise and state changes. |
| 6. | Amplify | Expand and make more noticeable. |
| 7. | Annunciate | Pronounce or proclaim clearly. |
| 8. | Apprise | Inform or notify. |
| 9. | Argue | State reasons publicly. |
| 10. | Articulate | Express clearly in words. |
| 11. | Ballyhoo | Publicize with loud enthusiasm. |
| 12. | Blazon | Display or proclaim widely. |
| 13. | Blurt | Say suddenly without planning. |
| 14. | Broadcast | Transmit to a wide audience. |
| 15. | Bulletin | Issue an official brief notice. |
| 16. | Call out | Shout or name publicly. |
| 17. | Circulate | Distribute information widely. |
| 18. | Clarify | Make a statement easier to understand. |
| 19. | Communicate | Convey information to others. |
| 20. | Confirm | Verify and state as true. |
| 21. | Declare | State formally or emphatically. |
| 22. | Declassify | Make formerly secret information public. |
| 23. | Decree | Order officially and publicly. |
| 24. | Deliver | Present a message or speech. |
| 25. | Demonstrate | Show clearly; make evident. |
| 26. | Denote | Indicate or signify. |
| 27. | Detail | Give full particulars. |
| 28. | Disclose | Reveal previously hidden information. |
| 29. | Disseminate | Spread information broadly. |
| 30. | Divulge | Make secret information known. |
| 31. | Drop the news | Reveal information abruptly. |
| 32. | Earmark | Designate publicly for a purpose. |
| 33. | Elucidate | Explain to make clear. |
| 34. | Send information electronically. | |
| 35. | Emphasize | Stress as especially important. |
| 36. | Endorse | Publicly support or approve. |
| 37. | Enunciate | Speak words clearly. |
| 38. | Explain | Make something understood. |
| 39. | Expose | Reveal wrongdoing or secrets. |
| 40. | Express | Put thoughts into words. |
| 41. | Feature | Give prominent public attention. |
| 42. | Flag | Draw attention to something. |
| 43. | Flash | Send out quickly, especially news. |
| 44. | Float | Put forward for discussion. |
| 45. | Foreshadow | Indicate something will happen. |
| 46. | Foretell | Predict publicly. |
| 47. | Formally state | Say in an official manner. |
| 48. | Furnish notice | Provide official notification. |
| 49. | Gazette | Publish officially in a gazette. |
| 50. | Give notice | Provide advance information. |
| 51. | Give out | Distribute or announce publicly. |
| 52. | Go public | Reveal information openly. |
| 53. | Herald | Signal the approach of something. |
| 54. | Highlight | Emphasize as noteworthy. |
| 55. | Hint | Suggest indirectly. |
| 56. | Holler | Shout loudly. |
| 57. | Identify | Name or specify publicly. |
| 58. | Impart | Communicate information. |
| 59. | Indicate | Point out or show. |
| 60. | Inform | Tell someone information. |
| 61. | Issue a statement | Release an official message. |
| 62. | Label | Name or describe publicly. |
| 63. | Lay out | Present details clearly. |
| 64. | Leak | Release information unofficially. |
| 65. | Let it be known | Make information public. |
| 66. | List | Set out items in order. |
| 67. | Make a statement | Speak publicly on a matter. |
| 68. | Make known | Reveal to others. |
| 69. | Mention | Refer to briefly. |
| 70. | Message | Send a communication. |
| 71. | Name | State a person or thing. |
| 72. | Note | Point out briefly. |
| 73. | Notify | Inform officially. |
| 74. | Openly state | Say without concealment. |
| 75. | Outline | Present main points. |
| 76. | Page | Summon by announcement system. |
| 77. | Pass along | Relay information to others. |
| 78. | Pitch | Present an idea for acceptance. |
| 79. | Post | Publish online or publicly display. |
| 80. | Predict | Say what will happen. |
| 81. | Present | Introduce formally. |
| 82. | Proclaim | Announce officially and loudly. |
| 83. | Profess | State openly as belief. |
| 84. | Promote | Publicize to increase attention. |
| 85. | Pronounce | Declare formally or authoritatively. |
| 86. | Propagate | Spread ideas widely. |
| 87. | Publish | Make available to the public. |
| 88. | Put out | Release information publicly. |
| 89. | Raise | Bring up for discussion. |
| 90. | Read out | Say aloud to an audience. |
| 91. | Relay | Pass information onward. |
| 92. | Release | Make public officially. |
| 93. | Report | Provide an account publicly. |
| 94. | Reveal | Make previously unknown known. |
| 95. | Roll out | Introduce publicly in stages. |
| 96. | Say | Express in words. |
| 97. | Send word | Communicate a message. |
| 98. | Share | Make information available to others. |
| 99. | Showcase | Present prominently to the public. |
| 100. | Signify | Indicate meaning or importance. |

