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Relating to or having facility in the use of words.
numerical
Verbal.
communicative
communicatory
Language unit.
language unit
linguistic unit
Verbal.
major form class
1
Typical abuse in institutions includes
verbal
abuse and neglect of residents' needs.
2
It is a form of harassment that goes far beyond
verbal
abuse.
3
Borrowers thus took
verbal
offers directly from the institutions far more seriously.
4
The guidance was
verbal
and no specific measures were mentioned, they said.
5
An attempted seduction takes the form of insistent
verbal
demands: 'Say heat.
6
Video cameras for Hutt City Council officers to combat physical,
verbal
abuse.
7
International bodies offered Italy and Spain
verbal
support amid the renewed turmoil.
8
To test
verbal
memory, they asked participants to recall 10 unrelated words.
9
The Covenanters believed in the
verbal
and plenary inspiration of the Bible.
10
In the present study we measured ERD during a difficult
verbal
-
semantic
task.
11
It's hilarious because you can actually hear this
verbal
exchange take place.
12
His
verbal
and musical skills, his intelligence, his good nature were extraordinary.
13
But this time, his family have been the subject of
verbal
assaults.
14
Results: PCSs and physician's
verbal
dominance had no difference between the groups.
15
It has received
verbal
commitments from a few institutions globally, sources said.
16
The occupations least at risk are those where
verbal
skills are key.
verbal
verbal abuse
verbal memory
verbal message
verbal fluency
verbal communication