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Meanings of verbal in English
Usage of verbal in English
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Typical abuse in institutions includes verbal abuse and neglect of residents' needs.
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It is a form of harassment that goes far beyond verbal abuse.
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Borrowers thus took verbal offers directly from the institutions far more seriously.
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The guidance was verbal and no specific measures were mentioned, they said.
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An attempted seduction takes the form of insistent verbal demands: 'Say heat.
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Video cameras for Hutt City Council officers to combat physical, verbal abuse.
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International bodies offered Italy and Spain verbal support amid the renewed turmoil.
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To test verbal memory, they asked participants to recall 10 unrelated words.
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The Covenanters believed in the verbal and plenary inspiration of the Bible.
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In the present study we measured ERD during a difficult verbal-semantic task.
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It's hilarious because you can actually hear this verbal exchange take place.
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His verbal and musical skills, his intelligence, his good nature were extraordinary.
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But this time, his family have been the subject of verbal assaults.
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Results: PCSs and physician's verbal dominance had no difference between the groups.
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It has received verbal commitments from a few institutions globally, sources said.
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The occupations least at risk are those where verbal skills are key.
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South Africa
Common
New Zealand
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Ireland
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