verbal|verbals in English

noun

['ver·bal || 'vɜrbl /'vɜːbl]

word derived from a verb (generally a noun or an adjective)

Use "verbal|verbals" in a sentence

1. Fill in the blanks with verbals.

2. Verbal Counteroffers; Verbal Counteroffers

3. The touch judges come in for some even more serious verbals.

4. Verbal Absurdities and verbal analogies are used to test a person’s verbal fluid reasoning

5. This versatility makes non-verbals of the face extremely efficient and honest, unless deliberately manipulated.

6. Synonyms for Barrackings include verbals, abuse, cursings, hectorings, jeerings, rebukes, reprovals, scoldings, teasing and upbraidings

7. If managers rely so heavily on verbal information, then that verbal information invariably arrives with an extra verbal overlay.

8. 27 Bowie himself seems curiously offhand in his solos, but ready and voluble with the verbals.

9. No verbal irony here.

10. Verbal Bulling includes name calling, insults, teasing, intimidation, homophobic or racist remarks, or verbal abuse

11. Often the assault is verbal.

12. Verbal… See definitions of Allurement.

13. The verbal fabric of Aphorisms …

14. Verbal pornography invokes sexual imagery.

15. Kinesics language, as means of non-verbal expressions, plays an important aided role in verbal communication.

16. Currently, computer conferencing only conveys written messages; non-verbal communication and verbal inflection are not transmitted.

17. Lesson 14 – Verbal prefixes and Continuatives

18. Verbal Bullying often accompanies physical behavior

19. Verbal nouns have the ending -ing.

20. Help student devise a verbal plan.

21. Verbal Commits - D1 Players Transferring in 2021

22. The physical and verbal mistreatment of child.

23. Sir, she won't respond to verbal commands.

24. The simplest conversations erupt into verbal warfare.

25. A Castigation is a harsh verbal reprimand