Communicate

What do we mean by communicate?

To convey information about; make known; impart. intransitive verb

To reveal clearly; manifest. intransitive verb

To spread (a disease, for example) to others; transmit. intransitive verb

To have an interchange, as of ideas. intransitive verb

To express oneself in such a way that one is readily and clearly understood. intransitive verb

To receive Communion. intransitive verb

To be connected, one with another. intransitive verb

Communicated; shared.

Communicative.

To give to another as a partaker; bestow or confer in joint possession; impart knowledge or a share of: as, to communicate intelligence, news, opinions, or facts; to communicate a disease: with to (formerly with) before the person receiving.

To share in or participate; have in common.

To administer the eucharist or communion to.

Synonyms Communicate, Impart. These words agree in expressing the sharing of something with another, generally something not concrete, as information, news, hope, fears. Impart may be used of things concrete, as food. As to things intangible, communicate is the more general, and impart expresses more of the idea of sharing or intimacy. We may communicate unconsciously; we impart by intention.

To have a share; take part; participate: followed by in, formerly also by with, before the thing shared.

To have a connecting passage or means of transition; have communication: said of things, and generally followed by with: as, the lake communicates with the sea by means of the river.

To have or hold intercourse or interchange of thoughts: said of persons.

To partake of the Lord's supper or communion: used absolutely or followed by with.

To share in common; to participate in. transitive verb

To impart; to bestow; to convey. transitive verb

To impart

To share

To communicate is to express oneself to another, so that the recipient agrees, ACTS on the agreement and improves the universe. It doesn't mean to talk, or to say something and the hearer says yes or no. She/He/It must respond positively and do something to get us out of the cancerous cycle we are in. It is interesting to note that this is the first entry in the Urban Dictionary for this word. If there were any communication, the world would not be as it is. Anyone who has anything to communicate is executed, imprisoned, institutionalized, or marginalized. This is the system that keeps those in power to stay in power. If you feel you have something to communicate please add to the definition; maybe we can escape the cave of plato, and the world can change. Urban Dictionary

Everyone suddenly wants it when you bring a pack of bubblegum to school Urban Dictionary

A comedy TV series created by Dan Harmon in 2009. It focuses on the lives of a ragtag study group at a mediocre community college. Comedians Joel McHale and Chevy Chase star in the series. Overall, a hilarious comedy. Urban Dictionary

Something upper management preaches about but refuses to use. Urban Dictionary

Communism is a socioeconomic structure and political ideology that promotes the establishment of an egalitarian, classless, stateless society based on common ownership and control of the means of production and property in general. Urban Dictionary

Communications is a jock major, which is to say that it is a very easy major for college students who want to drink and party and sleep around more than they want to learn and better themselves. Communications majors typically end up doing generic office jobs at best. Urban Dictionary

Communism is a system that benefits workers people who use their strength everyday to work, those worker would get more then a office worker and it worked BUT it is easily breakable, its like glass one wrong move and the country in in financial crisis a good example is when gorbachev gave away/sold all state owned property to people who had never managed property ownership and product distribution man collapsed the soviet union within 2 years he also managed to coin a few stereotypes like no food Urban Dictionary

A utopia(keyword "utopia") where everyone will be "equal" and thrown into Siberia coal mines in freezing temperatures and a hungry stomach Urban Dictionary

Communicate V (EXACHANGE INFORMATION) 1.~(with sb)to exchange information, news, ideas, etc. with sb Communicate VN(SHARE IDEAS/FEELINGS) 2.to make your ideas, feelings, thoughts, etc. known to other people so that they understand them Urban Dictionary

A nice idea (Everyone is equal, everything is shared) but one that falls to bits when greedy humans get in the way. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to communicate:
communicate, communicative, communicator, communicable, excommunicate, communicant, communicated, communicates, communicants, communicans, communiste.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word communicate:
gestures, messaging, messages, chat, communication, spirits, protocols, effectively, protocol, message, interact, deaf, nodes, server, email, emotions, wireless, devices, ideas, understand, feelings, via, interface, directly, telephone, computers, language, information, phone, internet, humans, speak, clients, send, user, sign, hardware, device, using, communications.

Words that rhyme with communicate:
state, rate, date, plate, advocate, appropriate, appreciate, mitigate, great, propagate, facilitate, accommodate, articulate, elaborate, vacillate, mandate, estate, conflate, weight, abrogate, anticipate, repudiate, emulate, intimate, ameliorate, separate, alleviate, predicate, innate, obviate, exacerbate, associate, deliberate, obfuscate, abate, mate, gate, disseminate, consummate, slate, indicate, emanate, create, elucidate, contemplate, adequate, trait, straight, resonate, delineate, initiate, incorporate, postulate, dedicate, estimate, integrate, assimilate, delegate, extrapolate, fate, reiterate, coordinate, precipitate, corroborate, collaborate, gait, manipulate, evaluate, desolate, late, designate, alternate, update, rait, collate, surrogate, abdicate, cultivate, procrastinate, freight, commiserate, consolidate, wait, moderate, arrogate, spate, relate, debate, demonstrate, deprecate, stipulate, inculcate, denigrate, celebrate, dissipate, graduate, exonerate, subordinate, negate, compensate.

Adjectives that are often used to describe communicate:
how, why.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective communicate:
results, information, expectations, findings, feelings, ideas, progress, goals, changes, talk, acceptance, respect, decisions, policies, status, objectives, plan, plans, everything, nothing, understanding, tidings, requirements, concerns, interest, needs, confidence, empathy, problems, data, issues, values, vision, substance, standards, story, aims, knowledge, hope, patient, love, facts, outcomes, something, investigations, benefits, priorities, concern, bearer, policy, rules, guidelines, value, support, means, need, intentions, trust, belief, success, warmth, techniques, care, strategy, enthusiasm, news, successes, messages, stories, performance, details, feedback, procedures, relate, commitment, message, your, share, orders, clearly, calmness, menu, updates, reactions, reasons, willingness, mission, observations, frustration, purpose, improvement, program, instructions, preferences, emotions, flexibility.

Words that sound like communicate:
communicate, communicator, communique, communicates, communiques, communicant, communicating, communicated, communicators, comunist, communicative, community, communication, communist, communities, excommunicate, communally.