verbal — relating to words or speech rather than actions
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: relating to words or speech rather than actions
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈvɜːrbəl/
Korean meaning: 말의, 언어의, 구두의
Korean pronunciation: 버-벌 (강세: 버)
Example Sentences
- My boss gave me a verbal warning for being late, but honestly, I was expecting a written essay!
- The contract was only verbal, so when they denied everything, I had no proof.
- Her verbal skills are so good, she could probably talk a fish into buying water.
verbal
ADJECTIVE//ˈvɜːrbəl//
relating to words or speech rather than actions
Verbal attack versus silent action
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Origin
From Latin 'verbalis', derived from 'verbum' meaning 'word'. The Latin root traces back to Indo-European origins related to speech and utterance.
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“My boss gave me a verbal warning for being late, but honestly, I was expecting a written essay!”
“The contract was only verbal, so when they denied everything, I had no proof.”
“Her verbal skills are so good, she could probably talk a fish into buying water.”
“The teacher emphasized the importance of both verbal and non-verbal communication.”
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