Ipsissima-verba
[ip-sis-si-mah wer-bah; English ip-sis-uh-muh vur-buh] /ɪpˈsɪs sɪˌmɑ ˈwɛr bɑ; English ɪpˈsɪs ə mə ˈvɜr bə/ Latin.
adverb
1.
with the very words; verbatim.
noun
2.
the very words.
/ɪpˈsɪsɪmə ˈvɜːbə/
plural noun
1.
the very words; verbatim
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