verbally

"Staff verbally abusing her, emotionally abusing her - telling her that she's stinking, telling her that she's stupid. Using my name against her."

She was there for two and half years and says she felt bullied by staff, some of whom could be verbally abusive.

He had to decide between keeping his father - a terminal cancer patient - alive, and honouring his wish, expressed verbally, to stop all treatments and put an end to his suffering.

The report said it was likely that this was then raised verbally with the Radio 2 controller at the time, Lesley Douglas, although she does "not recall these concerns ever being raised with her".

Prince was also verbally abusive to the boy and called him a "cretin".