what is another word for tell?
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Synonyms:   acquaint, advise, announce, apprise, authorize, bid, blow open, call upon, clue in, command, confess, declare, direct, disclose, divulge, enjoin, explain, express, fill in, give facts, give out, hand, impart, inform, instruct, keep posted, lay open, leak, leave word, let know, let slip, level, make known, mention, notify, open up, order, proclaim, put before, recite, reel off, report, represent, require, reveal, say, speak, state, summon, utter
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different, false, inaccurate, inexact, uncertain, dishonest, disloyal, false, inconstant, treacherous, unfaithful, unreliable, untrue
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honest\nloyal\nunderstanding/
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accountment, accountrement, accouplement, accouterment, accoutrement, accreditment, accroachment, accruement, acharnement, achievement, acknowledgment, acquiescement, acquirement, acquitment\n\naddiment, additament, additiment, addlement, adjournment, adjudgment, adjument, adjustment, admeasurement, admonishment, adornment, advancement, adventurement, advertisement, advertizement, advisement
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cheat\nbeat\nseat\ncleat\nfeat\nheat\nbeat\nweak\nmeek\nsheet\nmeat\nfeet\nparakeet\nstreet\nsleet\n\nthats all i got for now :)
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Mention it, as in passing conversation, or teach it?
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FYI-For Your Informtion\nBTW-By The Way\nLOL-Laugh Out Loud\nLMAO-Laugh My A** Off
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there are many words... some of them...\nmiscellaneous- u know the meaning\neducation- u know the meaning\nequation- u know the meaning\nfavourite- u know the meaning\ninstantaneous- u know the meaning\nencouraging- u know the meaning\nsimultaneous- u know the meaning\nregulation- u know the meaning\nencouraging- u know the meaning\nultraviolet- u know the meaning\nrevolutionary- u know the meaning\nregulation- u know the meaning\nunaccompanied- u know the meaning\nreputation- u know the meaning\nsubordinate- u know the meaning\npreoccupation- u know the meaning\nprecaution- u know the meaning\npneumonia- u know the meaning....
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smirk \n\nverb\n\nTo smile in an affected, knowing way: simper. See express.\nnoun\n\nAn affected, knowing smile:
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If person do or made something he say "I":I go, I made, I work\nIf person tell us relation with something than he say: About me, with me, for me or if tell us relation with something for others do him: Stay with me, look at me, He told that me.
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Just a few for you...\n\nHOMOPHONES\n\ntail - tale\nread - reed\nsoar - sore\nmane - main\nflour - flower\nreal - reel\nbite - byte\nI - eye\nyou - ewe\nthere - their - they're\nso - sew\ndie - dye\nhear - here\nfare - fair\nweek - weak\nwrite - right\nway - weigh\nnot - knot\nbreak - brake\nnight - knight\n\n\nHOMONYMS\n\nrock (n. a stone / v. to shake back and forth)\nspell (n. an enchantment / v. to recite the letters in a word)\nwell (n. a hole dug or drilled to reach water / adv. adequate)\nfawn (n. a young deer / v. to flatter)\nfine (n. a sum of money to be paid as a penalty / adj. delicate)\ncold (adj. frigid / n. an illness caused by bacteria)
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Digame: Tell me\nDecir: To say
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dips\nchips\nwhips\nnuff said\ndee dee dee
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Tell me!\nBut it is in the third person form. So my guess is that it should be translated as "please tell me" - a polite form. Otherwsise, it should be just "Dit moi"!
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The following are verbs commonly used in attributive tags.  (Also known as signal phrases).\n\naccording \nacknowledges\nadds\nadmits\nagrees\nargues\nasserts\nbelieves\nclaims\ncomments\ncompares\nconfirms\ncontends\ndeclares\ndenies\ndisputes\nemphasizes\nendorses\ngrants\nillustrates\nimplies\ninsists\nnotes\nobserves\npoints out\nreasons\nrefutes\nrejects\nreports\nresponds\nsuggests\nthinks \nwrites
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Mr. Werecow is correct as far as the mostly used word is concerned about.\nBut, what you have asked for is the most likely word. That, I understood as the word spelt by many people when they are asked for "Tell a word in English?". In this case upto 70% of the people will say the word "word". So, it should be the most likely one.\n"word"
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ignorant\nnaive\nunaware\nuninformed\nteachable\nwise (with respect to what they already know and its application)\n\nRelative to a poor knowledge environment may take two words\nbadly informed - knowlege provided but it was not quite right, versus uninformed where no knowleged was provided.\n\nTry a thesaurus, many words and word groups