call for, to publicly demand that something should happen, especially a change, investigation, or action, allege, to claim that someone has done something wrong or illegal, without presenting proof, acknowledge, to openly admit or accept that something is true, correct, or exists, reprimand, to officially express strong disapproval of someone's behaviour, repudiate, to formally reject a claim, idea, or statement as untrue or unacceptable, maintain, to continue to insist that something is true, especially when others disagree, illustrate, to make an idea clearer by giving examples or explanations, voice, to publicly express an opinion, concern, or feeling, vow, to make a serious and public promise that you will definitely do something, relate, to tell or describe an event or story in detail, plead, to make an emotional or urgent request for help, understanding, or mercy, echo, to repeat or express the same opinion or feeling as someone else, fill somebody in, to give someone the necessary background information about a situation they missed, remind somebody of something, to make someone remember a fact, experience, or detail they had forgotten, back somebody up, to support someone else's statement or version of events, tip someone off, to secretly give someone advance information about something that is going to happen, reel off, to say a long list of information quickly and effortlessly, often from memory

Reporting verbs (C2)

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