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100 Words to Use Instead of “Communicate”

March 24, 2026

100 Words to Use Instead of

No. Term Definition
1. Acknowledge Confirm receipt or awareness.
2. Address Speak to or deal with.
3. Advise Offer guidance or recommendations.
4. Alert Warn or draw attention.
5. Announce Make publicly known.
6. Answer Respond to a message.
7. Articulate Express clearly in words.
8. Ask Request information or action.
9. Assert State confidently as true.
10. Assure Give confidence or certainty.
11. Brief Give essential information quickly.
12. Bring up Introduce a topic.
13. Broadcast Transmit to many recipients.
14. Call Contact by phone or voice.
15. Clarify Make meaning easier to understand.
16. Confer Consult to exchange views.
17. Confirm Verify or validate details.
18. Convey Carry or express meaning.
19. Correspond Exchange messages regularly.
20. Debate Discuss opposing viewpoints formally.
21. Declare State officially or firmly.
22. Deliver Present or hand over message.
23. Describe Give details about something.
24. Disclose Reveal previously hidden information.
25. Discuss Talk over a subject.
26. Disseminate Spread information widely.
27. Document Record information in writing.
28. Draft Prepare a written version.
29. Elicit Draw out a response.
30. Email Send a message electronically.
31. Emphasize Give special importance to.
32. Engage Interact or take part.
33. Enquire Ask for information.
34. Explain Make something understandable.
35. Express Put thoughts into words.
36. Feedback Give evaluative response.
37. Field Handle questions or requests.
38. Flag Mark as needing attention.
39. Follow up Check back after contact.
40. Forward Send onward to others.
41. Furnish Provide needed information.
42. Gather Collect information from others.
43. Give notice Provide formal warning or info.
44. Go over Review together in detail.
45. Greet Offer a welcoming message.
46. Guide Direct with advice or instruction.
47. Hash out Work through details together.
48. Hear Receive information by listening.
49. Highlight Call attention to key points.
50. Hint Suggest indirectly.
51. Inform Give someone information.
52. Inquire Seek information by asking.
53. Interpret Explain meaning or significance.
54. Introduce Present someone or something.
55. Issue Send out officially.
56. Journal Record thoughts or events.
57. Keep in touch Maintain ongoing contact.
58. Keep posted Update someone regularly.
59. Lay out Present clearly and fully.
60. Liaise Coordinate between people or groups.
61. Listen Pay attention to spoken words.
62. Mail Send by postal service.
63. Mention Refer to briefly.
64. Message Send a short written note.
65. Narrate Tell a story or account.
66. Negotiate Discuss to reach agreement.
67. Notify Inform officially or formally.
68. Offer Present for acceptance.
69. Outline Summarize main points briefly.
70. Pass along Share information with others.
71. Phone Call using a telephone.
72. Pitch Present an idea persuasively.
73. Post Publish online or display.
74. Present Show or explain to others.
75. Propose Put forward for consideration.
76. Publish Make content publicly available.
77. Query Ask a question formally.
78. Quote Repeat exact words from a source.
79. Raise Bring an issue up.
80. Reach out Initiate contact with someone.
81. Reassure Restore confidence or calm.
82. Recap Summarize what was covered.
83. Recommend Suggest as best option.
84. Relay Pass information onward.
85. Remind Prompt memory of something.
86. Report Give an account of facts.
87. Request Ask politely for something.
88. Respond Reply to a message.
89. Review Examine and discuss content.
90. Share Give others access to info.
91. Signal Indicate with a sign.
92. Speak Talk to convey information.
93. Spell out Explain in explicit detail.
94. State Express in words clearly.
95. Submit Send for consideration or approval.
96. Suggest Put forward an idea.
97. Summarize Give the main points.
98. Talk Speak informally with someone.
99. Talk through Explain step by step.
100. Tell Inform someone directly.

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