non-verbally
Definition
Adverb: In a manner that does not involve the use of words; through means other than speech.
Usage
The adverb non-verbally describes an action, specifically communication or expression, that is carried out without spoken or written language. It modifies verbs related to interaction and expression.
Examples
- The child expressed his frustration non-verbally by crossing his arms and turning away.
- Much of our communication happens non-verbally through body language and facial expressions.
- The mime artist told a complete story non-verbally.
Advanced Usage
- In academic or professional contexts: Used to describe communication channels, learning styles, or behavioral cues.
- The study observed how infants interact non-verbally with their caregivers.
- Some students demonstrate understanding non-verbally before they do so verbally.
Variants and Related Words
- Nonverbal (Adjective): Not involving words.
- She gave a nonverbal signal to stop.
- Nonverbal communication (Noun Phrase): The process of sending and receiving messages without words, e.g., through gestures, posture, tone of voice.
Synonyms
- Wordlessly
- Mutely
- Without words
Antonyms
- Verbally
- Orally
Adverb
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without words
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they communicated nonverbally
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