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Rpsh Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

verbal person

what is a verbal person?

'Verbal' here means 'prolix', or it's used to describe a person being good at speaking?
  

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verbal person; It's not a natural collocation. Perhaps they meant a vocal person.

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  • verbal person; It's not a natural collocation.
  • Perhaps they meant a vocal person.
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verbal person; It's not a natural collocation. Perhaps they meant a vocal person.
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Really? I fond this phrase in a book named 'word power mad easy' which impart you how to build your vocabulary. How will you apprehend this phase with such kind of collocation?
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I'll go with 'prolix'. While it's less common than 'vocal person', I have encountered 'verbal person'.
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'well spoken' if a person has natural speaking talent,
but 'chatterbox' if the person is a incessant babbler.
I have never seen the word 'prolix' used in 50 years.
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So practical! Thank you so much!
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Wow, it makes me get deeper inside the word. Thank you so much!
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