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Meanings of
telling
in English
Catalan
relat
Spanish
relación
Back to the meaning
An act of narration.
relation
recounting
Catalan
relat
Portuguese
aviso
Back to the meaning
Informing by words.
notification
apprisal
Portuguese
aviso
Disclosing unintentionally.
revealing
telltale
Related terms
informative
informatory
Powerfully persuasive.
weighty
cogent
Related terms
persuasive
Synonyms
Examples for "
revealing
"
revealing
telltale
Examples for "
revealing
"
1
Even though
revealing
our activities would certainly result in far more harm?
2
Brennan said he would not compromise investigations by
revealing
sensitive intelligence information.
3
That was where Meet the Press was
revealing
on a second point.
4
Today should go some way to
revealing
England's fate in this series.
5
The new teacher decides to help the students by
revealing
the truth.
1
But the
telltale
signs of substance abuse were already beginning to show.
2
A control switch and
telltale
lamp should be provided in the kitchen.
3
A control switch and
telltale
lamp should be provided in the hall.
4
Catching these
telltale
signs early can make your repair work much easier.
5
Now a growing body of research suggests there are
telltale
mathematical signals.
Other meanings for "telling"
Usage of
telling
in English
1
Continue reading the main story Start Quote Mars is
telling
us something.
2
Question: You were just talking about the importance of
telling
the truth.
3
I remember
telling
family members there was zero percent chance, he said.
4
The story is perhaps prettier in the
telling
than in the performance.
5
Broughton said other figures from the labour market data were more
telling
.
6
Democratic Representative Ed Markey said: BP has not been
telling
the truth.
7
Question: Lifetime is already
telling
us what we already know about you.
8
Left a message
telling
him to call me as soon as possible.
9
She shuddered,
telling
herself that nothing could change the course of events.
10
The question was whether Wolves were capable of fashioning a
telling
opportunity.
11
She was particular in
telling
me to put the shade over it.
12
I have a similar problem
telling
people how beautiful my daughter is.
13
He thought about calling his client and
telling
him the good news.
14
The unemployment picture is not
telling
us anything new at this point.
15
The Kantian imperative seems to work for
truth
-
telling
and some other cases.
16
Association president Jeanette Shearer said the results of its research were
telling
.
Other examples for "telling"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
telling
Noun
Singular
tell
Verb
Indicative · Present
Frequent collocations
tell the truth
tell stories
tell people
tell a story
tell lies
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Translations for
telling
Catalan
relat
Spanish
relación
Portuguese
aviso
anúncio
Telling
through the time
Telling
across language varieties
Australia
Common
Canada
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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