Words Matter: Orally vs. Verbally
Deep sixing the use of "verbally" when "orally" is the intention.
Yesterday’s article “Accommodation Breakdown: Multi-Modal Instructions”, was updated to use “orally” instead of “verbally” within the accommodation examples.
Why the Change?
A legal wiz reminded me that “verbally” means “using words,” which could include written communication—not just spoken. “Orally,” on the other hand, is specific to words spoken out l…
