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verbally

adverb as in orally

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A sheriff said she had been "nasty, verbally abusive, cruel, vindictive, violent" towards her victims.

From BBC

The bitter, misogynist audience is there for the provocative visual of the older Kirk looking down on and verbally “owning” supposedly “ruined” women.

From Salon

A council contractor has been verbally abused and says his cherry-picker was damaged as he tried to remove Saltire flags from lampposts in Stenhousemuir.

From BBC

At the time, it was reported that she had allegedly been drunk and verbally abused former rugby player Mike Phillips while attending the Rugby World Cup in Nantes in a work capacity.

From BBC

Conservative MSP Douglas Ross has accused a Scottish government minister of physically and verbally assaulting him in parliament.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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