Synonyms for verbally
ver·bal·ly

Princeton's WordNet

1. verballyadverb

   as a verb

   "he had a habit of using nouns verbally"

2. verballyadverb

   by means of language

   "verbally expressive"

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1. List of paraphrases for "verbally":

   orally, verbale, oral

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1. Kodwo Amissah Benyi:

   The government is in crisis mode and Pretoria (the South African government) is responding well by verbally condemning the attacks and showing force on the ground.

2. Kim Campbell:

   He’s lost most of his ability to communicate verbally. He has severe aphasia, but he still understands the universal language of smiles and kisses, and he enjoys food. we just trust that God has a purpose for everything that we face in our lives, and we just love each other through whatever we’re going through. Alzheimer’s is a disease that affects the whole family.

3. Robyn Mehlenbeck:

   For children with social anxiety, virtual learning took away the social pressures to look or act a certain way, there were fewer pressures to dress a certain way, cameras were often off so no one could see their expressions and there was less pressure to verbally participate in front of others.

4. Passenger Maggie Gremminger:

   The pet owner was very adamant that she did not want to put the pet carrier up above, she was saying verbally, ‘ My dog is in here, no, this is my dog. ’ The flight attendant, in response, really just continued to ask her to put it above because it was a hazard where it was, it was a safety emergency, someone could trip.

5. Robert Sarver:

   I continue to be shocked by the false reporting from Baxter Holmes.While there is so much that is inaccurate and misleading in this story that I hardly know where to begin, let me be clear : The n-word is not part of my vocabulary. I have never called anyone or any group of people the n-word, or referred to anyone or any group of people by that word, either verbally or in writing.I do n’t use that word.