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[uncountable] the activity or process of expressing ideas and feelings or of giving people information communication between A and B Good communication between team leaders and members is essential. communication with somebody attempts to improve communication with customers The campaign will appear across all communication channels. Actually the Word "Communication" is derived from two Latin Words "Communis" a noun and "Communicare" a verb, which means "to share" or "commonality" or "to make common". From the . viewpoint of etymological depth, communication refers to sharing of something. 'Communis and communicare' are two Latin words related to the word communication. Communis is noun word, which means common, communiality or sharing.

In German: vereinigen, teilen, mitteilen, besprechen, gewähren. In French: réunir, unifier, joindre, avoir en commun. ACTIVE. Latin Verb . commūnicāre. present active infinitive of commūnicō; second-person singular present passive imperative of commūnicō; second-person singular present passive indicative of commūnicō communico, communicas, communicare A, communicavi, communicatum Verb. communico, communicas, communicare.

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{ verb noun } Formatio perennis eo spectat, ut sacerdos magis conscius fiat se Ecclesiae munus salvificum communicare . Ongoing formation aims at increasing the priest's awareness of his share in the Church's saving mission. COMMUNICARE Etymology and Meaning.

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commūnicāre. present active infinitive of commūnicō; second-person singular present passive imperative of commūnicō; second-person singular present passive indicative of commūnicō communico, communicas, communicare A, communicavi, communicatum Verb. communico, communicas, communicare. A, communicavi, communicatum. Verb. Translations.
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25 Apr 2019 “Communicate” originates from the Latin word “convey” that way to confer. To take an interest, to share. By goodness of its Latin beginning it 1 Apr 2011 Using word-based chat, one would need to chat for 2 months as 3 weeks nonstop to communicate the information that the average person The word communication has been derived from the Latin word 'communis' which “When we communicate,” says Wibur Schramn, “We are trying to establish a 23 Sep 2014 I'm American, "communicate" is the verb, "communication" is a noun.