verbally

verbal | American Dictionary

verbal
adjective[ not gradable ]
us/ˈvɜr·bəl/

verbaladjective[not gradable] (SPOKEN)

spoken rather than written:
Our apartment lease is really just a verbal agreement.

verbaladjective[not gradable] (RELATING TO WORDS)

grammar
having to do with or using words:
The children were tested for their physical coordination and verbal skills.

verbally

adverbus/ˈvɜr·bə·li/
The judge then verbally agreed to the attorneys' request.

verbal | Business English

verbal
adjective
uk /ˈvɜːbəl/us
spoken rather than written:
verbal agreement/assurance/contractA verbal agreement had been reached with investors.
The management will not tolerate physical or verbal abuse of its staff.
Her manager had given her several verbal warnings but nothing in writing.
someone with good verbal skills uses language well and communicates clearly:
The position requires strong written and verbal communication skills.

Examples of verbal

verbal
Now, it may be thought that this is a verbal question.
There is a visual text which must be honoured, as well as a verbal text.
The same expansion and then subdivision into separate subdomains takes place with both nominal terms and verbal terms.
With verbal dexterity, in some comical voice, it economizes pain's impact.
The necessity would be a synthetic necessity and not a logical, verbal, analytic one like the necessity of a bachelor's wifelessness.
In the imagery, but not in the verbal condition, correct responses were faster for triplets classified as vivid compared with those others classified as dim.
Instructions to use verbal encoding for spatially related pairs may produce similar results.
Conversely, verbal encoding was used more frequently for categorically related pairs and recall using verbal strategies was, therefore, high for such pairs.
Subjects overwhelmingly reported using either imagery or verbal strategies.
The distinction between subjectivism and attitudinism may seem a mere verbal subtlety.
Counting attaches a different verbal number symbol to a set of units as one unit is added.
Why did the learner not identify the signs of anxiety expressed through non-verbal behaviour?
When one works with learners in the ward, discussion of all aspects of communication, including non-verbal communication, is essential.
The kine is analogous to a letter in the verbal alphabet.
The same focalizing subject may therefore have different perspectives, visual, auditory, verbal or otherwise, on the same fictional object manifested in discrete acts of focalization.
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