Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
verbal-cues
Noun
ˈvɜːrbəl kjuːz

Definition
Verbal cues are signals or prompts that are communicated through spoken language to guide or influence behavior, responses, or thoughts.

Examples
- In a classroom, teachers often use verbal cues to indicate when students should pay attention.
- During the presentation, she used several verbal cues to engage her audience effectively.
- Verbal cues like tone of voice can significantly alter the meaning of a message.

Meaning
They are elements of speech that can provide context, emphasis, or direction in conversation or communication.

Synonyms
- spoken signals
- verbal signals
- oral prompts