communicate
verb
[ kəˈmjuːnɪkeɪt ]
• share or exchange information, news, or ideas.
• "the prisoner was forbidden to communicate with his family"
Similar:
liaise,
be in touch,
be in contact,
be in communication,
make contact,
have dealings,
interface,
commune,
meet,
meet up,
talk,
speak,
converse,
chat,
have a conversation,
have a chat,
have a discussion,
visit,
have a confab,
chew the fat,
chew the rag,
have a chinwag,
shoot the breeze,
• pass on (an infectious disease) to another person or animal.
• "the disease is communicated from one person to another"
• (of two rooms) have a common connecting door.
• "the dining room communicates with the kitchen"
Similar:
connect with,
be connected to,
join up with,
link up with,
open on to,
lead into,
give access to,
• receive Holy Communion.
• "orthodox policy is to communicate in both kinds (i.e. both bread and wine)"
Origin:
early 16th century: from Latin communicat- ‘shared’, from the verb communicare, from communis (see common).
