Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Verbatim

👉 Verbatim is a term used in the English language to describe a specific type of written work, which is often made up of direct quotations from original sources. Verbatim works are typically not edited or annotated with any additional content and are intended for use as a source without modification or adaptation. The term "verbatim" was first used in the 19th century by literary critic William Shakespeare to refer to his own writings, which he believed were unaltered from their original form. Verbatim

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👉 Verbatim refers to a translation of a text, typically in its original language but often in English. It's crucial for scholars working on ancient texts, as it allows for a direct comparison of the original version to modern translations. The word has been used by authors such as John Milton and William Shakespeare, and is often used in studies of literature and philosophy.

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