ad verbum (Meaning)

ad verbum

to a word

The teacher dictated the text ad verbum, expecting his students to memorize it verbatim.
The historian's account of events was based on the ad verbum transcriptions of eyewitness testimonies.
The lawyer quoted the statute ad verbum to prove his client's innocence.
The translator endeavored to render the original text ad verbum, preserving its nuances and subtleties.
The reporter's notes included ad verbum quotes from the interview subject.
The researchers consulted the ad verbum meeting minutes to gain a comprehensive understanding of the proceedings.
The author reproduced the ad verbum letters of famous individuals, offering a glimpse into their lives.
The biographer relied heavily on ad verbum interviews with the subject's family and acquaintances.
The Supreme Court ruling quoted the ad verbum language of the Constitution to support its decision.
The scholar's commentary included ad verbum excerpts from ancient manuscripts to illustrate the historical context.

to a word

accurately,directly, word for word, precisely,exactly, verbatim,literally

basically,virtually, essentially,inexactly, freely, loosely, carelessly,inaccurately

The teacher dictated the text ad verbum, expecting his students to memorize it verbatim.

The historian's account of events was based on the ad verbum transcriptions of eyewitness testimonies.

The lawyer quoted the statute ad verbum to prove his client's innocence.

The translator endeavored to render the original text ad verbum, preserving its nuances and subtleties.