verbatim

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When a Swede wants to insult a Portugese he might call him "svartskalle", which verbatim translates to "black skull".

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  1. adjective Using exactly the same words; corresponding word for word: a verbatim report of the conversation.
  2. adverb In exactly the same words; word for word: repeated their dialogue verbatim.

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  • Of course, this isn't the end of the story because Judge Jones copied over 90\% of his section on whether ID is science in a verbatim or near-verbatim fashion from this ACLU brief —  Evolution News & Views
  • Source-and-references list and quotes-verbatim are available on request to Editor with full ID, street and e-mail address. —  Salem-News.com
  • When a Swede wants to insult a Portugese he might call him "svartskalle", which verbatim translates to "black skull". —  Home
  • Methinks to not immediately release it verbatim is a better service to science / software quality assurance: —  RealClimate
  • Quiet, ultra-nerdy has flashes of brilliance and the dubious honour of being the only character to say accurate science-type things by virtue of most of his dialogue being pulled verbatim from the American Medical Journal or New Scientist.
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  1. Middle English, from Medieval Latin verbātim, from Latin verbum, word; see verb.

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  1. from Middle Latin verbatim, word for word, from Latin verbum, word: see verb.
 

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