verbally
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3.0
- adverb
- /ˈvɜrbəli/
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verbalmente
- At the end of each paragraph, the teacher asked students to verbally summarize information contained in the text.
- communicate verbally
- express verbally
- describe verbally
You can't put out the trash to cancel out verbally abusing someone.
- You can't put out the trash to cancel out verbally abusing someone.
- What I've seen regularly is people that communicate verbally, if they're speakers.
- Because what you think and what you state verbally is what you start to believe.
- One group have been verbally given the rule or solution.
- Did you ever say that in an e-mail or verbally or in any other way?
- And they begin to spar back and forth verbally.
- Like is belief your willingness to verbally assent to the reality of a set of facts?
- So, and also I think that if you express yourself verbally, that is also great and fun.
- The one thing he never did that I can remember anyway was verbally beat me.
- I just felt my dad was a bit tough on me in terms of of verbally and physically.
- Whereas girls tend to enact violence more verbally and that is weaponized by social media.
- And then maybe you all right, Abusive verbally, abusive physically, all right.
Examples
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After listening, participants retold the story and then answered five verbally presented probe questions.
Academic text (2011) -
Questions were presented verbally, and students were given the opportunity to respond verbally or in writing.
Academic text (2013) -
Because what you think and what you state verbally is what you start to believe.
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Please verbally state the nature of your injury.
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For many boys, communicating verbally is not as easy as using actions.
Academic text (2008) -
Musical concepts, terms, and definitions are often taught verbally rather than through composition and performance.
Academic text (1991) -
For that reason, advisors should avoid being verbally aggressive with their advisees.
Academic text (2008) -
Provides basic technical presentations, graphics, and reports, and verbally communicates information related to engineering processes.
Academic text (2008) -
And I was like, OK, you're very smart, you're very verbally intelligent.
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The doctor asked her to verbally describe her symptoms during the examination.
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How Verbal
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Etymology
Verbally comes from the Latin verbum, which means 'word' and is the same root as the English word verb. So verbally means using words, usually spoken rather than written.