COMMUNICATE BACK AND FORTH

Definition: To exchange messages or information reciprocally; engage in a two-way communication.

Synonyms: Exchange Messages, Converse Freely, Interact Regularly, Talk Frequently, Chat Often

Usage Examples in Sentences

We like to communicate back and forth through handwritten notes.

The children use walkie-talkies to communicate back and forth during their game.

My friend and I communicate back and forth using sign language.

The birds in the garden often communicate back and forth with their melodious songs.

The soccer players on the field need to communicate back and forth for a successful game.

During the meeting, the team members will communicate back and forth to share ideas.

The students and the teacher used sign language to communicate back and forth in the inclusive classroom.

The detectives had to communicate back and forth to piece together the evidence and solve the complex crime case.

The traffic controllers had to communicate back and forth to manage the smooth flow of airplanes at the busy airport.

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They communicate back and forth effortlessly, ensuring clarity in their discussions.

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The radio operators were able to communicate back and forth despite the interference.

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In a game of tennis, players constantly communicate back and forth through their movements and strategies.

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Through the use of sign language, deaf individuals can communicate back and forth just like anyone else.

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We need to communicate back and forth to ensure everyone's understanding.

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In order to resolve this issue, we have to communicate back and forth.

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Without the ability to communicate back and forth, collaboration becomes challenging.

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To solve complex problems, teams must communicate back and forth effectively.

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During the software development process, developers and testers communicate back and forth to iron out bugs.

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Marriage counselors often emphasize the importance of learning how to communicate back and forth openly.

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The best friendships are those in which people can communicate back and forth without judgment.

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Scientists communicate back and forth as they peer review each other's research papers.

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Teachers and parents must communicate back and forth to support student learning effectively.