verbally English

Meaning verbally meaning

What does verbally mean?

verbally

— adverb by means of language verbally expressive

— adverb as a verb he had a habit of using nouns verbally

Synonyms verbally synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as verbally?

verbally English » English

orally

by word of mouth

viva voce

spoken

oral communication

word for word

vocally

verbatim

verbal

strike

oral

literally

lexically

in words

in person

evade

criticize

attack verbally

assault

Examples verbally examples

How do I use verbally in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

Then give it to me verbally.

This was all done verbally?

You can throw up verbally as Well as you can nutritionally.

Yes, verbally.

He verbally and physically abuses her.

You could have explained that to me verbally.

I'll do it verbally, dammit!

I'm sure you'd want the children to step out of the room before you verbally bash their father.

They know they'll need to communicate verbally if they join the Federation.

We'll work verbally.

No. You'll work verbally, too.

And, uh, if you have to defend it. physically, verbally, spiritually, whatever way you have to defend it, is.

An interpreter can be provided and the questions can be given verbally.

I tend to process things verbally so can you break down into words how you did that?

He became verbally abusive.

You verbally abused your wife for nine years, then you started in on the judge, Dr. Giordano.

I'm sure you normally would encourage the children to step out of the room before you verbally bash their father.

Instead of coming back at me verbally, like I did they took their doughy fists and they pounded on me until a mutual agreement was reached that I leave.

You'll work verbally, too.

Of course, they realize that they'll want to communicate verbally if they join the Federation.

No, you'll work verbally, too.

I like Simon enough to batter you unrecognizable. if you verbally abuse him or touch that dog again.

I prefer to communicate verbally, thank you.

It's encouraging your child to express herself verbally. -without influencing her with your own preconceived notions or opinions.

What was he to do? The man was verbally assaulting his date.

No, never verbally.

You just verbally harassed the wife of a murder victim.

It's not necessarily passive to not respond verbally.

Particularly not with some verbally incontinent spinster. who smokes like a chimney, drinks like a fish. and dresses like her mother.

I'm here because I was verbally attacked by my neighbor.

News and current affairs

Non-verbal signals account for a major part of human communications, and simple experiments have shown that some people communicate non-verbally better than others.

Their ability to communicate verbally ranged from non-existent to minimal.

All this has caused Bush to seek to accommodate - verbally, at least - the will of an overwhelming majority of Americans to conserve energy.