verbal

The word “verbal” has 2 syllables: ver-bal

It's pronounced as /ˈvɜː.bəl/


What is synonym and antonym for verbal?

In the thesaurus, “verbal” has 34 synonyms and 7 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for verbal along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for verbal

  • articulated
  • communicative
  • consensual
  • conversational
  • exact
  • expressed
  • given
  • implicit
  • informal
  • lexical
  • lingual
  • linguistic
  • linguistical
  • literal
  • nuncupative
  • oral
  • phrasal
  • pronounced
  • rhetoric
  • rhetorical
  • said
  • sounded
  • spoken
  • stated
  • told
  • unwritten
  • verbalized
  • verbatim
  • viva voce
  • vocabular
  • voiced
  • word-for-word
  • word-of-mouth
  • wordy

Antonyms for verbal

  • explicit
  • formal
  • nonlexical
  • nonlinguistic
  • nonverbal
  • paper
  • written

Meanings of verbal

  • noun
    1. (grammar) A verb form which does not function as a predicate, or a word derived from a verb. In English, infinitives, participles and gerunds are verbals.
    2. A confession given to police.
  • verb
    1. To induce into fabricating a confession.
  • adjective
    1. Of or relating to words.
    2. Concerned with the words, rather than the substance of a text.
    3. Consisting of words only.
    4. Expressly spoken rather than written; oral.
    5. (grammar) Derived from, or having the nature of a verb.
    6. (grammar) Used to form a verb.
    7. Capable of speech.
    8. Word for word.
    9. Abounding with words; verbose.

Example Sentences

  • The manager gave a verbal warning before issuing a written one.
  • He was known for his strong verbal skills during debates.
  • They had a verbal agreement, but no formal contract was signed.
  • The teacher gave verbal feedback on the students' essays.
  • The incident was resolved with a verbal apology from both parties.

On this page you'll find 41 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to verbal, such as: articulated, communicative, consensual, conversational, exact, explicit, expressed.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

narrated

  • anecdotal
  • announced
  • articulate
  • bared
  • believed
  • broadcast
  • charted
  • chronicled
  • communicated
  • delineated
  • delivered
  • depicted
  • described
  • detailed
  • disclosed
  • divulged
  • ejaculatory
  • enumerated
  • exposed
  • expressed
  • fictional
  • fictive
  • gave
  • historical
  • itemized
  • lingual
  • made known
  • noted
  • particularized
  • phonated
  • phonetic
  • phonic
  • proclaimed
  • recited
  • recorded
  • recounted
  • reeled off
  • rehearsed
  • related
  • rendered
  • reported
  • reputed
  • retold
  • revealed
  • rumored
  • said
  • sequential
  • set forth
  • sketched
  • sonant
  • sounded
  • stated
  • told
  • unwritten
  • uttered
  • verbal
  • viva voce
  • vocal
  • voiced
  • word-of-mouth

talkative

talky

verbalized

  • advertised
  • affirmed
  • aired
  • alleged
  • announced
  • articulated
  • asserted
  • averred
  • avouched
  • avowed
  • blabbered
  • blazed
  • blurted
  • bolted
  • breathed
  • broadcast
  • broadcasted
  • brought out
  • chirped
  • clad
  • clothed
  • commented
  • consensual
  • couched
  • declared
  • discussed
  • drawled
  • enunciated
  • formulated
  • formulized
  • gasped
  • gave
  • given
  • got off
  • implicit
  • informal
  • lipped
  • looked
  • mouthed
  • murmured
  • nuncupative
  • oral
  • passed
  • phrased
  • posted
  • proclaimed
  • promulgated
  • pronounced
  • publicized
  • published
  • purred
  • put
  • put into words
  • remarked
  • said
  • shared
  • shot
  • shouted
  • snarled
  • sounded
  • spluttered
  • spoke
  • spoken
  • spouted
  • stated
  • talked
  • told
  • unwritten
  • uttered
  • vented
  • ventilated
  • verbal
  • viva voce
  • vocalized
  • voiced
  • whispered
  • word-of-mouth
  • worded

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