Tell synonyms

Be sure, acquaint with, call on, be/give evidence of, blab, ascertain, and be certain are all synonyms for tell. Conceal and withhold are antonyms of tell. And here are 95 another word for tell.

Another word for tell

1. inform

Acquaint with, advise, alert, announce, apprise, break the news to, brief, broadcast, chronicle, clue in, communicate, declare, delineate, depict, describe, divulge, fill in, forewarn, give an account of, impart, inform, let know, make aware, make known, mention something to, narrate, notify, paint, portray, proclaim, put in the picture, recite, recount, rehearse, relate, report, retail, say, set forth, sketch, speak, state, unfold, utter, voice, warn, weave, and spin are all synonyms for tell.

2. order

Call on, charge, command, direct, enjoin, give orders, instruct, order, require, and bid are all another word for tell.

3. show

Be/give evidence of, convey, disclose, display, indicate, reveal, show, signify, and exhibit are all synonyms for tell.

4. talk

Blab, give the game away, let the cat out of the bag, open one's mouth, spill the beans, talk, tattle, tell tales, and blow the gaff are all another word for tell.

5. decide

Ascertain, be certain, be sure, comprehend, decide, deduce, determine, discern, figure out, get a fix on, identify, make out, perceive, recognize, see, understand, work out, and suss out are all synonyms for tell.

Tell synonym statistics

Tell synonym page has a variety of synonyms that differ in length. 2 synonyms with 3, and 13 letters and 4 synonyms with 4 letters. 9 synonyms with 5 letters and 23 synonyms with 6 letters.

14 synonyms with 7 letters and 11 synonyms with 8 letters. 12 synonyms with 9 letters and 3 synonyms with 10, and 15 letters. 1 synonym with 11, 12, 14, 16, 18, and 20 letters. For a total of 89 another word for tell.

Tell sentences

Please tell me the truth.

Can you tell the difference?

I forgot to tell you.

She will tell us tomorrow

Related Words for tell

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    • Synonyms: luckily, happily
    • Opposites: unfortunately, regrettably
    • Part of speech: adverb
  2. Wellbeing
    • Synonyms: welfare, health
    • Opposites: misery, illbeing
    • Part of speech: noun
  3. Well rounded
    • Synonyms: Balanced, complete
    • Opposites: narrow-minded, one-dimensional
    • Part of speech: adjective
  4. Excellent
    • Synonyms: very good, superb
    • Opposites: poor, inferior
    • Part of speech: adjective
  5. Approximately
    • Synonyms: roughly, about
    • Opposites: exactly, precisely
    • Part of speech: adverb
  6. Absolutely
    • Synonyms: completely, totally
    • Opposites: conditionally, relatively
    • Part of speech: adverb
  7. Compelling
    • Synonyms: enthralling, captivating
    • Opposites: boring, weak
    • Part of speech: adjective
  8. Completely
    • Synonyms: totally, entirely
    • Opposites: partially, incompletely
    • Part of speech: adverb
  9. Well known
    • Synonyms: familiar, widely known
    • Opposites: unknown, abstruse, obscure, unimportant, unsung
    • Part of speech: adjective
  10. As well
    • Synonyms: too, also
    • Opposites: not also, only
    • Part of speech: adverb
  11. Intelligent
    • Synonyms: clever, bright
    • Opposites: stupid, non-rational
    • Part of speech: adjective
  12. Immediately
    • Synonyms: straight away, at once
    • Opposites: eventually, delayed
    • Part of speech: adverb
  13. Well
    • Synonyms: skilfully, with skill
    • Opposites: poorly, badly, harshly
    • Part of speech: adverb
  14. Definitely
    • Synonyms: certainly, surely
    • Opposites: possibly, doubtfully
    • Part of speech: adverb
  15. Ultimately
    • Synonyms: eventually, in the end
    • Opposites: immediately, initially
    • Part of speech: adverb
  16. Unfortunately
    • Synonyms: Regrettably, sadly
    • Opposites: fortunately, luckily
    • Part of speech: adverb
  17. As well as
    • Synonyms: In addition to, along with
    • Opposites: instead of, excluding
    • Part of speech: conjunction
  18. Well
    • Synonyms: skilfully, with skill
    • Opposites: poorly, badly
    • Part of speech: adverb