English
Etymology
From verbal + -ly.
Adverb
verbally (comparative more verbally, superlative most verbally)
- In a verbal manner; with words; by speaking.
Dumbstruck with joy, she was unable to express herself verbally, but the gratitude in her face was evident to all.
Translations
in a verbal manner
- Bulgarian: устно (bg) (ustno), словом (slovom)
- Catalan: verbalment, de viva veu
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 口頭上 / 口头上 (kǒutóu shang), 口頭地 / 口头地 (kǒutóu de)
- Esperanto: parole (eo)
- Finnish: sanallisesti, verbaalisesti (fi)
- French: verbalement (fr)
- Galician: verbalmente
- Georgian: ზეპირად (zeṗirad), სიტყვიერად (siṭq̇vierad)
- Greek: φραστικά (el) (frastiká), προφορικά (el) (proforiká), λεκτικά (el) (lektiká)
- Hungarian: verbálisan (hu)
- Polish: słownie (pl), ustnie (pl), werbalnie
- Portuguese: verbalmente (pt)
- Spanish: verbalmente (es), de viva voz, a boca, boca a boca
- Ukrainian: верба́льно (verbálʹno), слове́сно (slovésno), у́сно (úsno)
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