Italian Speech Words

to say; to tell

to give

to call

to present

to indicate

to speak

to represent, to stand for

to treat

voice

to require

to allow, to permit

question, issue

request, demand

to explain

grant

carry out

to receive

to concern, to regard

declaration

to intend, to mean

to answer

to add

to declare

to express

indication

to propose, to suggest

admit

to confirm

appoint

assure

seem

attribute

conclude

discuss

tell

submit

reference

regard

assert

announce

conference

address

concern

conclusion

discussion

introduce

provoke

repeat

communicate

reveal

fix

underline

oppose

report

topic

presentation, introduction

comment, remark

describe

dialogue, conversation

release

advise

convince

debate

speech

formulate

express

report

appeal

quote

comment

confer

ask

inform

invite

proclaim

promise

pronounce

statement

summon

list

expressly

to justify

induce

observation

reaffirm

to recall

explanation

suggest

to clarify

criticism

to dictate

demand

illustrate

imply

insist

clarify

to urge

to warn

to agree

highlight

to interrupt

threaten

deny

notify

controversy

to deny

specify

to accentuate

joke

to demand, to claim

recommendation

synthesis

to contrast, to set against

to criticise

to shout

to insult

to mention

to compare

promise

to propose again

to confess, to admit

to consult; to look up

to outline

to invoke

to exchange; to mistake for

to note

to dwell on; to linger

to swear

sound

to articulate

to hope for

to warn

to enunciate

justification, excuse

interaction

interlocutor; conversation partner

mention

objection

premise

complaint, claim

to reiterate

to reply

recall

report, notification

solicitation, request

to reveal, to unveil

ultimatum

to boast

to grant

listening

conversation

misunderstanding

to incite

interruption, break

to arrive

to state beforehand

feedback

to synthesize

to spread

announced

clarification

to impart

to centre on, to focus on

indiscretion

messenger

to narrate

to omit

to recommend

to reaffirm

revelation

to warn; to admonish

to confide; to trust

to contact

praise

emphasis

to be ironic

to argue

to relate; to compare; to report

to claim, to demand

rhetorical

to rectify

to postpone

to debunk; to dispel (a myth)

to be silent; to keep quiet

to question formally

lie, falsehood

clarification

to lavish

to hint

to corroborate

to exaggerate

to interact

to interfere

to present again

to whisper

chat, small talk

to urge

to persuade

lie

to divulge

to predict

reopening

to reconfirm

to remark

to scold

to probe

suggestion

to omit

to allude

assumption, premise

bale

to praise

to generalise

to paraphrase

preamble

to reconnect

to adduce

to alert

anecdote

argumentation

to chat

to have a dialogue; to engage in discussion

to cancel, to retract

fine distinction; caveat

to conceal

to announce in advance

to present

to overshadow

to blame, to reproach

to conceal

to prove

to contradict

to branch out

dispute, argument

to emphasize

to make explicit, to spell out

complaint

warning

to propagate

reply

rhetoric

to retort

to scan

to discredit

sermon

to nickname

to imply

verbatim

to leak out

to ascertain

to declaim

to debate

to profess, to declare

dressing-down, scolding

to self-define

to flatter

clarifying

observation

to rail against

invective, verbal attack

slip of the tongue, lapse

rebuke

to shout, to yell

denial

boast

to expose, to discredit

to trumpet

to convey; to channel; to transmit

hubbub

to ascribe; to attribute

to bombard

chat; informal talk

to corroborate

to decline

rumour, unfounded story

to exclaim, to cry out

to exemplify

informer, informant

to hand down, to pass on

unofficially

to endorse

asked

to cite

demonization

diction

to object

moderator

to modulate, to adjust

word of mouth

to argue

to pre-set

to herald

to clarify

verdict, response, pronouncement

to echo

to scold

to concern

hint, mention, allusion

allusively

quarrel

announcement fatigue, overload of announcements

to saddle someone with, to foist on

harangue; closing argument

worth commenting on

demystifying, debunking

to demonize; to vilify

to muddy

to reveal

preachy, moralizing

to prophesy, to foretell

programmatically, by design

recrimination

to rediscuss

sarcasm

to unmask

to have (archaic/dialectal)

little word