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verbalistically

verbalistically adverb: in a verbalistic manner.

Adverb

verbalistically (not comparable)

  1. In a verbalistic manner.
    • We all accept that ideal verbalistically, but what proportion of the school children of this country have even the simple minimum service of an annual health and dental examination?1940, American Association of University Women, AAUW Journal, page 214
    • Had Boyarin left matters at this level, one might think that, for all the concern with culture as providing tools for our understanding, the commitment to intertextuality in literary studies would engender a hermetic, verbalistically regimented manner of reading.2012, Eugene B. Borowitz, Talmud's Theological Language-Game, The: A Philosophical Discourse Analysis, SUNY Press, →ISBN, page 165

Origin of verbalistically

From verbalistic + -ally.

Questions about verbalistically

What does verbalistically mean?
Verbalistically means in a verbalistic manner.
What part of speech is verbalistically?
Verbalistically is an adverb.

Words near verbalistically in the dictionary

  1. verbalising
  2. verbalism
  3. verbalisms
  4. verbalist
  5. verbalistic
  6. verbalistically
  7. verbalists
  8. verbalities
  9. verbality
  10. verbalizable
  11. verbalization

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