Adverb:

ਸ਼ਾਬਦਿਕ ਤੌਰ 'ਤੇ,

word for word's Usage Examples:

the one manuscript containing this work identifies the translation as ad verbum or “word for word.

even the syntax contains a mystery," he translates non verbum e verbo sed sensum de sensu: not word for word but sense for sense.

verbatim et literatim word for word and letter by letter verbi divini minister servant of the.

since it is not difficult to repeat one"s own words or to repeat a felicitously chosen phrase word for word.

claimed that the book had been dictated to her, word for word, via "inner dictation" from Christ.

The phrase is a calque of the English phrase "let the good times roll"; that is a word for word.

Although Truth collaborated with Robinson on the transcription of her speech, Truth did not dictate his writing word for word.

The name translates (from Greek) word for word as good village.

<αυτολεξεί> ( "word for word") and <αυτοστιγμεί> (, "in no time"); <αγγλιστί> [ "in English (language)"] and <παπαγαλιστί> (.

"my mind hath been as big as one of yours, / My heart as great, my reason haply more, / To bandy word for word and frown for frown; but now I see our lances.

does little more than copy out a few passages from the Meno almost word for word.

(written by the British) to their respective handlers, they frequently obligingly re-encrypted the message word for word on Enigma for onward transmission.

verbatim word for word The phrase refers to perfect transcription or quotation.

Synonyms:

dissyllable, word form, linguistic unit, loan-blend, neologism, coinage, opposite, opposite word, polysyllabic word, headword, deictic word, holonym, hybrid, disyllable, closed-class word, syllable, reduplication, head word, partitive, polysemous word, written word, dirty word, loanblend, monosyllable, syncategoreme, affix, whole name, proparoxytone, form, subordinate word, content word, trisyllable, anagram, meronym, guide word, vocable, language unit, superordinate word, open-class word, primitive, polysemantic word, antonym, polysemant, substantive, signifier, classifier, logical quantifier, synonym, paroxytone, back-formation, neology, cognate word, terminology, nomenclature, function word, derivative, term, four-letter word, cognate, palindrome, catchword, language, descriptor, manner name, deictic, troponym, homonym, anaphor, hapax legomenon, quantifier, loan, retronym, guideword, hypernym, loanword, metonym, key word, superordinate, diminutive, heteronym, part name, hyponym, charade, monosyllabic word, oxytone, equivalent word, nonce word, syncategorem, contraction, subordinate, spoken word, head, four-letter Anglo-Saxon word, polysyllable,

Antonyms:

synonym, antonym, categoreme, categorem, singular,