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verbal
relating to words / spoken / relating to verbs
Adjective
This term is frequently used to distinguish spoken communication from written or non-verbal cues. In legal or business settings, it carries a specific weight, often implying a lack of a formal paper trail, which can suggest fragility or a reliance on trust and memory.
In a linguistic or psychological context, it refers to the ability to use language to express thoughts. It is often contrasted with visual or spatial intelligence, focusing on the capacity to manipulate symbols and words to convey complex ideas.