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.)
To write verbatim means to reproduce something word for word without any alterations or interpretations. This is often indicated by using quotation marks to show that the text is an exact copy of the original source.
"Thank you" in Turkish is"teşekür ederim" (verbatim: I do [a/one] thank)"teşekürler" (verbatim: [more than one/many] thanks)"mersi" (from French: merci)"sağ ol" (verbatim: become lively/sanguine)
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Verbatim is the root.
That is the correct spelling of "verbatim" (word for word).
Verbatim Corporation was created in 1969.
word for word
The root word in "verbatim" is "verbum," which is Latin for "word."
The word root for "verbatim" is "verbum," which is Latin for "word."
The word verbatim means "word for word". Used in a sentence, it would look like this: "The teacher told Carrie's parents what was said verbatim".
Are you in gov. Mr.Martinho? Verbatim! Are you in gov. Mr.Martinho? Verbatim!