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Collection of Verbal Cliparts (61)
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Practical verbal clip art with consistent proportions and readable shapes, perfect for printable signs and activity sheets.
When words fail and frustration takes over-this classic cartoon captures the universal moment of miscommunication.
When emotions run high-this visual captures the intensity of a verbal clash and the need for calm resolution.
A tense moment between two children-intimidation from the older, angry boy contrasts sharply with the younger child’s visible fear.
A gritty, high-impact warning symbol-perfect for drawing immediate attention to critical safety messages.
Children of varied backgrounds gather closely around their teacher, reflecting an inclusive and interactive classroom moment.
A diverse circle of individuals-spanning generations and backgrounds-joins hands around the planet, embodying unity in diversity.
A lighthearted cartoon showing two kids wrestling in good fun, emphasizing joyful, non-harmful play.
This visual highlights common forms of bullying, reminding us that no act-big or small-is acceptable.
A clear, minimalist grid of nine face icons illustrating core human emotions: joy, neutrality, sadness, and anger-ideal for apps, surveys, or teaching materials.
A blue and green figure engage in open dialogue, each with a speech bubble-representing effective communication and mutual understanding.
A comprehensive visual reference of 18 standardized hand gestures, each labeled for easy identification and practical use in communication training or design.
A series of pictograms illustrating common scenarios of physical confrontation, intimidation, and assault-useful for safety training or anti-bullying campaigns.
A vibrant brain diagram showcasing diverse non-verbal cues, symbols, and tools that reflect core components of non-verbal intelligence.
Two expressive cartoon figures demonstrate effective communication: one speaks while the other listens with focus and empathy.
A confident handshake between colleagues-celebrating a new hire, deal closure, or professional collaboration.
A consultant and client discuss options during a professional meeting-expressive, approachable, and ready for use in business content.
This pie chart visualizes the widely cited statistic that nonverbal cues account for 65% of communication effectiveness, while verbal content makes up only 35%.
A classic blue pencil with a pink eraser rests on a slightly crumpled sheet, ready to jot down ideas or sketches.
A vibrant, hand-drawn style graphic highlighting the word “Verbal” in rainbow-colored circles above “Communication” in elegant script.
A cartoon depicting verbal abuse in the workplace-where one person is silenced while another appears dismissive or mocking.
A poised businesswoman balances client calls, laptop work, and paperwork-all while staying stylish and focused.
A glowing light blue speech bubble-simple, modern, and universally understood as a symbol for conversation.
A bold, expressive character uses a megaphone to amplify her voice-perfect for representing announcements, activism, or brand messaging.
A stylized hand presenting a bright yellow warning card, clearly signaling a caution or formal warning status.
A cheeky smiley face delivers blunt honesty with a bold “That’s stupid!”-perfect for lighthearted criticism or ironic commentary.
A dynamic, graphic-style depiction of a singer captivating an audience with expressive gesture and stage presence.
A versatile set of 12 business clipart icons ideal for presentations, infographics, and corporate websites-each clearly labeled and visually distinct.
A vibrant, playful illustration highlighting the term “Non-verbal Communication” with multicolored lettering and an ornate border.
A stern adult figure confronts a nervous teen-highlighting the impact of aggressive communication and the need for respectful dialogue.
The image is a blue line drawing of two people, a man and a woman, facing each other. The woman is on the left side of the image and the man on the right side. Both figures are facing the same direction and appear to be in a conversation. The man has short, dark hair and is wearing a blue shirt. He has a speech bubble above his head, indicating that he is speaking or answering a question. The background is white with diagonal lines.
The image is a rectangular frame with a white background and a black lace border around the edges. Inside the frame, there is a text written in a cursive font that reads "Verba! Communication". The text is in different colors - pink, orange, green, blue, and purple - and is arranged in a way that it forms the word "Verbao!" in a larger font size than the rest of the text. The overall design is simple and elegant.
The image is a cartoon illustration of a young boy with blonde curly hair and big, round eyes. He is wearing a blue plaid shirt and has a big smile on his face. He has a thumbs up gesture in his right hand, indicating that he is giving a thumbs-up. The background is white and there is a signature in the bottom right corner that reads "Matt."
The image is a digital illustration of two faces, one in green and one in blue. The green face is on the left side of the image and has a small black circle on its forehead. The blue face is in the shape of a fish with a curved body and a pointed nose. Both faces have a big smile on their faces and their eyes are closed. The background is white and there are two sound waves coming out of their mouths. The image appears to be a cartoon-like style.
The image is a silhouette of a person's head on the left side. The person's face is facing towards the right side of the image. On the left, there is an orange silhouette of the head. The silhouette is made up of multiple curved lines in different colors - red, blue, green, yellow, and pink. The lines are arranged in a way that creates a sense of movement and energy. The background is transparent, making the colors of the lines stand out.
The image shows a group of four people sitting on a chair and a woman standing at a podium. The woman is wearing a purple shirt and blue skirt and is speaking into a microphone. She is standing in front of the podium and appears to be giving a presentation. The people in the group are of different ages and genders, and they are all smiling and looking at the woman. The background is white.
The image is a rectangular frame with a white background and a black lace border around the edges. Inside the frame, there is a text written in a cursive font that reads "Non-overbal Communication". The text is in different colors - pink, orange, green, blue, purple, and yellow - and is arranged in a diagonal line. The frame appears to be made of a delicate, ornate design. The overall style of the image is simple and elegant.
The image shows two people, a man and a woman, engaged in a conversation. The woman is on the left side of the image and is wearing a blue dress with a ponytail in her hair. She appears to be upset or upset, with her eyes closed and her mouth slightly open. The man on the right side is also wearing a yellow sweater and has a thought bubble above his head with a question mark inside it. The speech bubble reads "I have great news to share." The background is transparent.
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