Verbally

/ˈvɜːrbəli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In spoken rather than written form.

During the meeting, she verbally expressed her concerns about the project.

In a manner that relates to words or language.

He prefers to communicate verbally instead of through emails.

Using words to convey information or feelings.

The teacher asked the students to verbally summarize the chapter.

By means of spoken language.

They were required to answer the questions verbally during the interview.

Relating to the use of oral communication.

She verbally agreed to the terms before signing the contract.

From the Latin 'verbum' meaning 'word'.

verbally express:

To communicate thoughts or feelings using spoken words.

verbally affirm:

To confirm something through spoken statement.

Spoke my piece

I just verbally spilled my thoughts on the matter.

Talk things out

We need to verbally talk things out instead of texting.