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Verbatim is the root.

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Verbatim Corporation was created in 1969.

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That is the correct spelling of "verbatim" (word for word).

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"Word for word" is a synonym for verbatim.

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The word root for "verbatim" is "verbum," which is Latin for "word."

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The root word in "verbatim" is "verbum," which is Latin for "word."

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The word verbatim means "word for word". Used in a sentence, it would look like this: "The teacher told Carrie's parents what was said verbatim".

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Are you in gov. Mr.Martinho? Verbatim! Are you in gov. Mr.Martinho? Verbatim!

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The word verbatim is an adverb, a word that modifies a verb or an adjective; or an adjective, a word that describes a noun. Neither adverbs nor adjectives have a singular and plural form.

Adverb: He read verbatim from the transcript.

Adjective: Transcripts are a verbatim records of cases heard in court.

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There are many companies and websites that offer Verbatim brand DVDs for sale. Some of these companies that offer the DVDs are Verbatim, Media Supply and Amazon.

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The cast of Verbatim - 2013 includes: John Ennis as Lawyer

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There are many specifications for a Verbatim CD-R. A Verbatim CD-R has a 700 MB capacity, has a single surface layer, is single sided, and is inkjet printable.

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Verbatim minutes, like transcripts, are a record of every single word said at a meeting. They are often long and can be difficult to skim for a particular piece of information. With the exception of courtroom proceedings and Congress, a verbatim record of a meeting is rarely necessary. Verbatim minutes will not always follow the agenda.

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(verbatim is used as a synonym for the phrase "word-for-word")

A court reporter (court scribe, stenographer) who takes down all the exact words of a cross-examination is recording the conversation verbatim.

Bill's mother told him to tell the principal verbatim about the argument he had had with the other student.

The Torah is said to be copied verbatim from the original writings.

A verbatim record of the Gettysburg Address differs from the written draft.

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The term for repeating a quote word for word is called "verbatim."

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"Thank you" in Turkish is

  • "teşekür ederim" (verbatim: I do [a/one] thank)
  • "teşekürler" (verbatim: [more than one/many] thanks)
  • "mersi" (from French: merci)
  • "sağ ol" (verbatim: become lively/sanguine)

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"Verbatim" in this case is a brand name. They make pretty good quality blank CD media for music and file storage.

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Datum

Verbatim

Ultimatum

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A transcript! Or a recording.

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Verbatim it is daemon.

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Word for word....

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Verbatim,TDK, sony.

Had excellent results with all of these. But if you have to choose, Id probably say verbatim.

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(verbatim is used as a synonym for the phrase "word-for-word")

A court reporter (court scribe, stenographer) who takes down all the exact words of a cross-examination is recording the conversation verbatim.

Bill's mother told him to tell the principal verbatim about the argument he had had with the other student.

The Torah is said to be copied verbatim from the original writings.

A verbatim record of the Gettysburg Address differs from the written draft.

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Wortwörtlich (literally word for word)

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Literal is word for word; verbatim

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No, "ad verbatim" is not a correct phrase in Latin. The correct phrase would be "ad verbum," which means exactly, word for word.

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"Verbatim" comes from Latin, where "verbum" means "word." It is used to indicate that something should be quoted exactly as it was said or written without any changes.

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The act of verbatim copying is called plagiarism. It involves directly copying someone else's work without giving proper credit or citation.

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Two such words are verbatim and victim.

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An ancient Roman would have said ad verbum or verbum pro verbo. The word verbatim was added to the language by post-medieval scholars.

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A Verbatim DL can be purchased from Walmart and other big name stores including Best Buy and Office max but also can be ordered from eBay and other online stores.

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To write verbatim means to reproduce something word for word without any alterations or interpretations. This is often indicated by using quotation marks to show that the text is an exact copy of the original source.

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records, verbatim, all words spoken in court.

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equal
definite, faultless, identical, perfect, right, verbatim

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Literal (or, literal translation) Verbatim

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The word "verbatim" has the Latin stem "verbum," which means "word." "Verbatim" means to repeat word for word, or exactly as spoken or written.

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To write a verbatim means to transcribe speech or text exactly as it was spoken or written, without paraphrasing or editing. This is often done for research, legal, or documentary purposes to capture the precise words used by the speaker. It is important to note down all aspects of the speech, including pauses, tone, and non-verbal cues to provide an accurate representation of the original content.

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The cast of Verbatim - 2011 includes: Natasha Babenko Christopher Capelluto as Sergeant Walker Mitchell Murphy as Sergei Alex Tagiyev as Vladislav Steven Ungureanu as Konstantin

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'Verbatim' means word for word or in exactly the same words as in the original source. It indicates a direct quotation without any modifications or alterations to the original text.

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