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Definition of verbal
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Verbal
(n.) A noun
derived
from a verb.
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Un-
::
Un- () An
inseparable
verbal
prefix
or
particle.
It is
prefixed:
(a) To verbs to
express
the
contrary,
and not the
simple
negative,
of the
action
of the verb to which it is
prefixed;
as in
uncoil,
undo,
unfold.
(b) To nouns to form verbs
expressing
privation
of the
thing,
quality,
or state
expressed
by the noun, or
separation
from it; as in
unchild,
unsex.
Sometimes
particles
and
participial
adjectives
formed
with this
prefix
coincide
in form with
compounds
of the
negative
prefix
un- (see 2d Un-
Disputation
::
Disputation
(v. i.) The act of
disputing;
a
reasoning
or
argumentation
in
opposition
to
something,
or on
opposite
sides;
controversy
in
words;
verbal
contest
respecting
the truth of some fact,
opinion,
proposition,
or
argument..
Wordsman
::
Wordsman
(n.) One who deals in
words,
or in mere
words;
a
verbalist..
Overpoise
::
Overpoise
(v. t.) To
outweigh;
to
overbalance.
Verbarian
::
Verbarian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
words;
verbal.
Concordance
::
Concordance
(n.) An
alphabetical
verbal
index
showing
the
places
in the text of a book where each
principal
word may be
found,
with its
immediate
context
in each
place..
Overbalance
::
Overbalance
(v. t.) To
exceed
equality
with; to
outweigh.
Preponderant
::
Preponderant
(a.)
Preponderating;
outweighing;
overbalancing;
-- used
literally
and
figuratively;
as, a
preponderant
weight;
of
preponderant
importance..
Errand
::
Errand
(n.) A
special
business
intrusted
to a
messenger;
something
to be told or done by one sent
somewhere
for the
purpose;
often,
a
verbal
message;
a
commission;
as, the
servant
was sent on an
errand;
to do an
errand.
Also, one's
purpose
in going
anywhere..
Charade
::
Charade
(n.) A
verbal
or acted
enigma
based upon a word which has two or more
significant
syllables
or
parts,
each of
which,
as well as the word
itself,
is to be
guessed
from the
descriptions
or
representations..
Participle
::
Participle
(n.) A part of
speech
partaking
of the
nature
both verb and
adjective;
a form of a verb, or
verbal
adjective,
modifying
a noun, but
taking
the
adjuncts
of the verb from which it is
derived.
In the
sentences:
a
letter
is
written;
being
asleep
he did not hear;
exhausted
by toil he will sleep
soundly,
--
written,
being,
and
exhaustedare
participles..
Testify
::
Testify
(v. i.) To make a
solemn
declaration,
verbal
or
written,
to
establish
some fact; to give
testimony
for the
purpose
of
communicating
to
others
a
knowledge
of
something
not known to
them..
Verbalized
::
Verbalized
(imp. & p. p.) of
Verbaliz.
Verbal
::
Verbal
(a.)
Abounding
with
words;
verbose.
Promise
::
Promise
(a.) In
general,
a
declaration,
written
or
verbal,
made by one
person
to
another,
which binds the
person
who makes it to do, or to
forbear
to do, a
specified
act; a
declaration
which gives to the
person
to whom it is made a right to
expect
or to claim the
performance
or
forbearance
of a
specified
act..
Verbality
::
Verbality
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
verbal;
mere
words;
bare
literal
expression.
Address
::
Address
(v. t.) Act of
addressing
one's self to a
person;
verbal
application.
Bibliolatrist
::
Bibliolatrist
(n.) A
worshiper
of
books;
especially,
a
worshiper
of the
Bible;
a
believer
in its
verbal
inspiration..
Word
::
Word (n.)
Verbal
contention;
dispute.
Communication
::
Communication
(n.) That which is
communicated
or
imparted;
intelligence;
news; a
verbal
or
written
message.
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