The difference between Verbally and Orally
Verbally comes from Latin verbum, “word.” Its adjective form
verbal is often used in the sense of “spoken,” and contrasted
with “written.” Here are some examples from a discussion
verbal is often used in the sense of “spoken,” and contrasted
with “written.” Here are some examples from a discussion
: about giving notice to a landlord
,If you give notice verbally and not in writing? is it legally binding
A verbal agreement should be binding. BUT there is
nothing like a written agreement
…It’s always better to do everything in writing
. Nothing works verbally in law
"Verbally is used in other contexts to mean “with words
"or “words without action
. The woman abused her children verbally
,He has no patience with people who verbally profess charity
. but do nothing to relieve the misery of others
Orally comes from Late Latin oralis, which comes from
Latin os, “mouth.” It means “by mouth.” Like verbally, orally
:"is sometimes use in the sense of “spoken
Teachers shall require book reports to be presented orally
"More often, orally means “by mouth
How to get a 3 year old to take medicine orally
How to Give Cat Medicine Orally
,Since taking medicine “orally” involves “swallowing” it
:the following example from the web is overkill
?…What if someone orally swallowed some Lidocaine
. The woman abused her children verbally
,He has no patience with people who verbally profess charity
. but do nothing to relieve the misery of others
Orally comes from Late Latin oralis, which comes from
Latin os, “mouth.” It means “by mouth.” Like verbally, orally
:"is sometimes use in the sense of “spoken
Teachers shall require book reports to be presented orally
"More often, orally means “by mouth
How to get a 3 year old to take medicine orally
How to Give Cat Medicine Orally
,Since taking medicine “orally” involves “swallowing” it
:the following example from the web is overkill
?…What if someone orally swallowed some Lidocaine
تسلمين لي يا قمر
ع الافادة
ع الافادة
and I thought to write here 
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