Non-verbal communication is just as important as what is actually said.
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Non-verbal
//ˌnɒnˈvɜː.bl̩//
Synonyms for "non-verbal"
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Translations
20 translations across 15 languages.
Belarusian
3 entries- невэрбальны adj (other than written or spoken words)
- невярбальны adj (other than written or spoken words)
- няслоўны adj (other than written or spoken words)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 非言语的 adj (other than written or spoken words)
Czech
2 entries- mimoslovní adj (other than written or spoken words)
- neverbální adj (other than written or spoken words)
Dutch
1 entries- non-verbaal adj (other than written or spoken words)
Finnish
1 entries- sanaton adj (other than written or spoken words)
French
1 entries- non-verbal adj (other than written or spoken words)
Galician
1 entries- non verbal adj (other than written or spoken words)
German
1 entries- nonverbal adj (other than written or spoken words)
Hungarian
1 entries- nonverbális adj (other than written or spoken words)
Polish
1 entries- niewerbalny adj (other than written or spoken words)
Romanian
1 entries- neverbal adj (other than written or spoken words)
Russian
2 entries- неверба́льный adj (other than written or spoken words)
- неслове́сный adj (other than written or spoken words)
Swedish
1 entries- icke-verbal adj (other than written or spoken words)
Ukrainian
2 entries- безслі́вний adj (other than written or spoken words)
- неверба́льний adj (other than written or spoken words)
Welsh
1 entries- aneiriol adj (other than written or spoken words)
Sample sentences
6 total sentences available.
Eighty percent of communication is non-verbal.
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Body language is a form of non-verbal communication, consisting of posture, gestures and eye movements. Humans unconsciously transmit and interpret these signals.
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Eighty per cent of communication is non-verbal.
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