verbatim English

Meaning verbatim meaning

What does verbatim mean?

verbatim

— adverb using exactly the same words he repeated her remarks verbatim

— adjective (= direct) in precisely the same words used by a writer or speaker a direct quotation repeated their dialog verbatim

Synonyms verbatim synonyms

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

verbatim English » English

word for word

literally

literal

word-for-word

word by word

direct

verbatim environment

verbally

verbal

to the letter

textual

stenographic

shorthand

line-for-line

letter-for-letter

exactly as stated

Examples verbatim examples

How do I use verbatim in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

Verbatim.

Our reports are showing up in your paper almost verbatim.

I'm afraid this leak, wherever It comes from, is a verbatim report of a confidential minute dictated by the PM in Ottawa.

OK, but verbatim regurgitation's against my principles.

Can you repeat the conversation to me, please. verbatim, if you can?

Let me read to you, gentlemen, verbatim from Admiral Nimitz' directive to me.

Yeah, not verbatim, but the overall insanity's intact.

But that was seven years ago, and you're quoting it verbatim.

That's what the DA said, verbatim.

DougSchoen - Market Researcher for President Clinton - 1995-2000 - Peter Mandelson and their team were in the United States watching what we did and copied almost verbatim our approach in their 1997 campaign.

The verbatim transcripts of the debate will be ready in a half-hour.

That's verbatim, moment for moment. what I was thinking when I was looking at you with the weirdness.

An engagement ring says that verbatim.

Now, Fraulein Helga, I want you to take down everything that is said in this office, verbatim.

I tapped Klink's phone line and took the conversation down verbatim.

It was practically verbatim.

The message was actually delivered by his assistant, but he assured me it was verbatim.

That was, like, verbatim.

Anything you tell me can be quoted verbatim in testimony. and can affect your case.

I swear. You copied my test answers verbatim, and now we're both suspended.

We even talked about using her menu verbatim in selected ladies' magazines.

That is practically verbatim the military stand on homosexual conduct.

It's verbatim.

Be prepared to repeat that verbatim in court.

As I have it here before me, I will read it to you verbatim.

I'm assuming all your quotes are verbatim?

Anything you tell me can be quoted verbatim in testimony and can affect your case.

No. The 90 seconds from Ricky and Ron on News 60,there's video on the internet of the guy doing it almost verbatim at The Laugh Factory almost a year ago.

You want me to communicate that verbatim or can I spice it up a little?

That article recites our conversation verbatim.