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verbally

[vur-buh-lee] / ˈvɜr bə li /
ADVERB
orally
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Talks over a new deal have been ongoing for nearly a year, with Saka verbally agreeing to commit his future to the club in January.

From BBC

The Claritas partner said that Hemsley’s name wasn’t to appear in writing, but could be shared verbally with other potential investors.

From The Wall Street Journal

I want to know because, honestly, that tells me so much more about you than you verbally talking about you.

From Los Angeles Times

Izzard is so verbally adept that perhaps I expected too much from the soliloquies.

From Los Angeles Times

The whistleblowers alleged that the memo wasn’t widely distributed, but that some agents were verbally briefed on the contents; others were allowed to see the memo but not keep a copy.

From Los Angeles Times