What is another word for tellings?
Pronunciation:
[ tˈɛlɪŋz], [ tˈɛlɪŋz], [ t_ˈɛ_l_ɪ_ŋ_z]
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Synonyms for Tellings:
n.
• betrayal (noun)- ratting,
- tattling,
- telling,
- diming,
- revelation,
- squealing,
- giving away,
- snitching,
- spilling,
- blurting out,
- disclosure.
- communion,
- reception,
- Announcing,
- contact,
- connection,
- utterance,
- transfer,
- link,
- intelligence,
- interchange,
- disclosing,
- Translating,
- assertion,
- making known,
- articulation,
- delivery,
- declaration,
- intercourse,
- talking,
- intercommunication,
- advisement,
- talk,
- advice,
- transmission,
- elucidation,
- conversation,
- publication,
- converse,
- dissemination,
- expression,
- Notifying,
- writing,
- correspondence,
- mention,
- corresponding,
- reading.
- avowal,
- enumeration,
- acknowledgment,
- relation,
- affirmation,
- allowance,
- profession,
- concession,
- squawk,
- making public,
- proclamation,
- revealing,
- assenting,
- Unbosoming,
- narration,
- squeal,
- exposure,
- recitation,
- story,
- admission,
- statement,
- owning up,
- song,
- divulgence.
- definition,
- evidence,
- commentary,
- cause,
- demonstration,
- explication,
- report,
- significance,
- brief,
- resolution,
- breakdown,
- mitigation,
- exposition,
- note,
- display,
- comment,
- description,
- motive,
- recital,
- illustration,
- specification,
- showing,
- summary,
- rendition,
- answer,
- sense,
- vindication,
- tale,
- annotation,
- example,
- information,
- details,
- history,
- interpretation,
- confession,
- excuse,
- gloss,
- justification,
- meaning.
- announcement,
- word,
- cognizance,
- hearsay,
- particularization,
- eye-opener,
- leak,
- telegram,
- copy,
- data,
- telecast,
- scandal,
- recognition,
- news flash,
- cable,
- scoop,
- rumor,
- discovery,
- knowledge,
- itemization,
- communication,
- lowdown,
- headlines,
- tidings,
- dispatch,
- broadcast,
- bulletin,
- the goods,
- message,
- front-page news,
- enlightenment,
- release.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):
How to use "Tellings" in context?
There is something enchanting about stories. They can take us on a journey, teach us about ourselves and the world around us, or simply entertain us. They can be old folk tales, folklore, or even contemporary works. They can be fiction or non-fiction, short or long, dramatic or humorous. They can be told orally or in writing. They can be original works or adaptations of others' works. They can be read once, enjoyed again and again, or passed down from one generation to the next. There is something timeless and magical about stories. But why are they so popular?
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