nonverbal

UK
/nɒnˈvɜːbəl/
US
/nɑnˈvɜrbəl/

Translations

nonverbaladjective
more nonverbal
Comp.
most nonverbal
Super.
UK
/nɒnˈvɜːbəl/
US
/nɑnˈvɜrbəl/
non verbal
Her nonverbal communication skills were excellent.
Ses compétences en communication non verbale étaient excellentes.
non verbalAu sujet d’une personne qui ne parle pas.
Their daughter is nonverbal and communicates using a tablet.
Leur fille est non verbale et communique à l’aide d’une tablette.
Antonyms
nonverbalnoun
nonverbals
pl
UK
/nɒnˈvɜː.bəl/
US
/nɑnˈvɝ.bəl/
Occasionally used as a countable noun for a person who does not speak or for nonverbal cues.
indices non verbauxAu pluriel, pour les signaux ou indices exprimant un sens sans mots.
Pay attention to your nonverbals during the interview.
Faites attention à vos indices non verbaux pendant l’entretien.
personne non verbaleEmploi nominal.
The support group helps nonverbals find alternative ways to communicate.
Le groupe de soutien aide les personnes non verbales à trouver des moyens de communication alternatifs.
Synonyms
visual cues
nonverbal communication
body language
paralinguistic cues
silent communication
nonverbal cue
nonverbal behavior
facial expressions

Definitions

nonverbaladjective
Not involving or using words or speech.
Her nonverbal communication skills were excellent, as she could convey her feelings through facial expressions and gestures.
Describing a person who does not speak, especially owing to a condition such as autism or selective mutism.
Their daughter is nonverbal and communicates using a tablet.
nonverbalnoun
A person who does not speak or has no functional speech.
The support group helps nonverbals find alternative ways to communicate.
(Usually plural) A nonverbal cue or set of cues, such as facial expressions or gestures, that convey meaning.
Pay attention to your nonverbals during the interview.