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intraverbal

intraverbal

9.9
A spoken answer given after hearing other words, not by seeing things
  • noun
  • /ˌɪntrəˈvɜrbl/
  • Jargon
: respuesta intraverbal
  • During the session, the child answered the therapist's question with an intraverbal response.

Examples

  • The teacher encouraged students to give an intraverbal response.

  • Can you provide an example of an intraverbal?

  • Teachers often use intraverbal exercises to help students build conversational skills.

  • The ability to give an intraverbal reply is important in language development.

  • During the session, the child answered the therapist's question with an intraverbal response.

  • Teachers often use intraverbal exercises to help students build conversational skills.

  • The ability to give an intraverbal reply is important in language development.

Antonyms

3 5.4

Not able to speak or write to communicate with others

Surface Forms

intraverbal singular
intraverbals plural

Morphology

intraverbal = verbal (semi-transparent) = intra + verb + al

The form is clearly built from intra- + verbal, but the specialized behavioral term is not fully predictable for an average learner.

Etymology

Intraverbal comes from intra- 'within' and verbal 'word' (think of verb). So an intraverbal is a verbal reply made because of other words, not because of objects or direct events.