Antonyms for verballyver·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"

How to use verbally in a sentence?

1. Ricky McGhee:

   I went there to make sure, as the owner of the company, that nothing serious would go down. I wanted to make sure everything wasgoing to be cool, as soon as we entered that park, they started verbally attacking us ... calling us all kinds of names like sellouts and [telling us] what they would do to us.

2. Lisa Storie-Avenatti:

   [ Avenatti ] is hot tempered and used to having Michael Avenatti way – when Michael Avenatti does n’t Michael Avenatti gets extremely loud and verbally aggressive.

3. Fereydun Faruk Shahin:

   They just said why didn't you go to Slovakia? Verbally. That's it, you're out, you missed your transfer so you can't get back in.

4. United Airlines:

   A customer on United Express flight 3708 from Indianapolis to Newark was asked to gate check her oversized bag, and she refused to do so. She became verbally abusiveto the crew and they asked her to leave the aircraft. The customer refused and all customers were asked to deplane.Tominimize the inconvenience to our customers, we arranged for a different aircraft to make the flight from Indianapolis to Newark as soon as possible Monday night.

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.

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