Meaning & Definition of Verbally in English
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Verbally
In spoken rather than written form.
Pronunciation:
/ˈvɜːrbəli/Part of Speech:
adverbDetailed Definitions
Definition: In a manner that is expressed in spoken words.
Example Sentence: She explained the procedure verbally to the team.
Definition: Using words rather than actions.
Example Sentence: He prefers to communicate verbally rather than via email.
Definition: Related to the use of words; linguistic.
Example Sentence: The verbally skilled participant dominated the discussion.
Etymology
Origin: From the Latin 'verbum' meaning 'word'.
Synonyms
orallyspokenvocallyverbally expressed
Common Phrases and Expressions
- verbally express: To communicate thoughts or feelings using spoken words.
- verbally affirm: To confirm something through spoken statement.
Translations
- Spanish: verbalmente
- French: verbalement
- German: mündlich
- Russian: в устной форме
Related Words
- verb: A word used to describe an action, state, or occurrence.
- verbalization: The act of expressing something in words.
Slang Meanings of verbally
Meaning: Spoke my piece
Example Sentence: I just verbally spilled my thoughts on the matter.
Meaning: Talk things out
Example Sentence: We need to verbally talk things out instead of texting.