In spoken rather than written form; using words rather than actions.
From Latin 'verbalis' (of words) plus '-ly.' 'Verbalis' derives from 'verbum' (word), sharing roots with 'verb' and 'verbose.'
Legal contexts often distinguish between verbal agreements (spoken) and written contracts, though 'verbal' technically means 'using words' in any form.
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