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. Juliet Germanotta:

   Our lives were in jeopardy, over 300 people, part of the other protest, started verbally harassing and taunting us. Started following us, when police tried to escort us up 46th Street. We then proceeded to get into a car. The protesters got to 46th Street, blocked us in, started trying to open the car, hit the car. The driver then drove through to try to get us to safety.

2. Doug Lamborn:

   A husband can physically and verbally chastise their wife in order to control their behavior. The Bible says so.

3. 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.

4. Fernandez Diaz:

   Mr Rato came to the ministry to talk to me about a well-founded concern affecting his personal security, he told me of his particular concern about the serious threats and insults that both he and people in his close circle were receiving, (about) situations in which he was being assaulted and verbally rebuked as well as reiterated threats received through other channels, particularly social networks.

5. Passenger Maggie Gremminger:

   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.