Verbatim is an adverb, not a noun. To write something verbatim means to copy it word for word.
(By the way, doing so on purpose, and then presenting it as your own idea, is known as plagiarism, and could get you in trouble.)
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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.