verbatim
Pronunciation: [vərˈbeɪtɪm]
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Context: “communication”
(adverb) exactly as it was said or written, without any changes. If you repeat something verbatim, you say it the same way it was originally said, word for word.
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She quoted the poem verbatim in her presentation.
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He didn't repeat what I said verbatim; he changed a few words.
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Can you repeat the instructions verbatim so I don't miss anything?
Context: “communication”
(adjective) describing something that is an exact copy of what was spoken or written. If something is verbatim, it matches the original word for word.
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The transcript was a verbatim account of the meeting.
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The summary was not verbatim; it left out important details.
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Is the document a verbatim copy of the original letter?
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