To COMMUNICATE is to "share or exchange information, news, or ideas.”*

To remember COMMUNICATE, think of these words:

-Convey

-Impart

-Relate

-Share

-Transmit

-Express

Convey is to make an idea, impression, or feeling known or understandable to someone. This word suggests the successful transmission of a concept from one mind to another.*

Impart is to communicate information, knowledge, or a quality. "Impart" often implies a more formal or intentional sharing, perhaps of something valuable or insightful.*

Relate is to tell (a story) or give an account of (something). This term is frequently used when recounting events, experiences, or narratives, emphasizing the act of storytelling.*

Share is to have or use something at the same time as someone else; to give a portion of something to another. In a communication context, "share" means to make information or ideas available to others.*

Transmit is to cause (something) to pass on from one place or person to another. This word emphasizes the physical or technical process of sending information, often over a distance.*

Express is to convey (a thought or feeling) in words or by gestures and conduct. "Express" highlights the act of putting internal thoughts or emotions into an outward, perceivable form.*

We believe that COMMUNICATEing is fundamental in DOing Excellent. COMMUNICATEing is necessary to develop the rest of the 10 fundamental actions of DOing Excellent by helping us share with others the message of excellence, and build relationships.

*Definitions generated by Gemini on May 26, 2025