Synonyms for verbatim
vərˈbeɪ tɪmver·ba·tim

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1. verbatimadjective

   Synonyms:
   word for word

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1. direct, verbatimadverb

   in precisely the same words used by a writer or speaker

   "a direct quotation"; "repeated their dialog verbatim"

   Synonyms:
   lineal, unmediated, direct

   Antonyms:
   inexact

2. verbatim, word for wordadverb

   using exactly the same words

   "he repeated her remarks verbatim"

   Synonyms:
   word for word

   Antonyms:
   inexact

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1. every word

   Submitted by anonymous on November 17, 2020  

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1. verbatimadjective

   Synonyms:
   [l.] literally, word for word, in the same words

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1. List of paraphrases for "verbatim":

   literal, literally, artisanal, textual

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1. Peter Sokolowski:

   The girl quoting the definitions before (pronouncer Jacques) Bailly said them stated the usage note from our unabridged dictionary verbatim. ... Its a very specific kind of writing that we do. I thought, Oh my goodness, this 13-year-old girl is quoting our dictionary back to us, these spellers as a group simply were unusually gifted. They may indicate that we have entered a new era of competition.

2. Gamal Helal:

   When we are interpreting, we take notes for ourselves - these are not verbatim notes, they are only a language we understand, so we can reconstruct the phrase or paragraph, sometimes you prepare the notes at the request of the president.

3. Alan Kraut:

   This is almost a verbatim quotation of what critics of immigration said in the early 20th century.

4. Joseph Murtha:

   There was some language in there that was not verbatim but nearly was what was in some of our press releases. he had already been publicly disgraced.

5. The Washington Post:

   They were, he recalled, what appeared to be near-verbatim transcripts of classified intelligence documents that OG indicated he had brought home from his job on a ‘military base,’ which the member declined to identify, oG claimed he spent at least some of his day inside a secure facility that prohibited cellphones and other electronic devices, which could be used to document the secret information housed on government computer networks or spooling out from printers.