A transcript! Or a recording.
A Case study
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.
The term for repeating a quote word for word is called "verbatim."
(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.
The act of verbatim copying is called plagiarism. It involves directly copying someone else's work without giving proper credit or citation.
court reporter
Verbatim is the root.
That is the correct spelling of "verbatim" (word for word).
Verbatim Corporation was created in 1969.
word for word
(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.
The root word in "verbatim" is "verbum," which is Latin for "word."