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Meanings of word for word in English
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Examples for "verbatim"
Examples for "verbatim"
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Data was transcribed verbatim to produce transcripts coded using interpretive phenomenological analysis.
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Interviews were recorded, transcribed verbatim and major themes identified via thematic analysis.
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Interview data were audiotaped, transcribed verbatim and systematically analysed using inductive techniques.
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Interviews and focus group discussions were audio-recorded, transcribed verbatim, and thematically analysed.
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I lost no time in reading the contents, which I copy, verbatim.
Usage of word for word in English
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A number of the sentences in the message are word for word.
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A number of the sentences in the message were word for word.
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And it reads exactly like Madeline said it did, word for word.
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It is almost word for word as in the Robin Hood ballad:-
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But Wallander did file away what Martinsson had said, word for word.
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The minstrel nodded to each message, repeating it back word for word.
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Most paragraphs dealing with peer-reviewed papers, though, are copied word for word.
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That was almost word for word the apology Siuan had offered before.
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He moved to the window and read it slowly, word for word:
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There, he told them, word for word, what Xaviere had told him.
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Lots of conversations with random people on trains repeated word for word.
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I quote word for word that which the Warden said to me:
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The following extract is a word for word copy from my diary:
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Here, word for word, is the explanation given by the rubicund Joseph:
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Lasse remembered them word for word, in spite of his bad memory.
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I have no doubt that it is, word for word, the same.