How to pronounce “word for word” in English

Word for word.

I read that almost word for word.

actually compare them literally word for word.

COLIN O'BRADY: Word for word how I asked for it.

Because almost word for word, they're still applicable to the education system today, primarily because the system has largely remained the same in many forms and structures.

whose work coincides word for word with a whole section of "Don Quixote" by Cervantes.

But it turned out to be almost word for word the paragraph that starts Book One, which is, like, "One day, without any notice, suddenly the internet

So instead of just taking it and transcribing it word for word, we try and change it so that settings, and the themes,

And even if an actor is reading the story word for word, they're still bringing their emotional past in there to it.

He did, repeated me word for word.

and having to go through these gatekeepers who really control really word for word what you're saying.

Because both the Iranian government and the White House put out exactly the same document word for word um so that we can

I was singing a song and this Scandinavian girl was singing everything word for word.

retyped a couple books he retyped The Great Gatsby and A Farewell to Arms like word for word just sat down and retyped

And then I was in Italy, and people said, word for word, the same thing.

But because I don't want to just tell you all the things that you're about to read word for word, this is kind of like an Easter egg alternative

So in this version of the game, you have the exact same rules described to you word for word the same.

the origins of travel writing and show that when thousands of Travelers follow a guide book word for word

Now, to hear what someone says to you so well that you can reproduce it for them almost word for word, why is that not satisfying?

This is, of course, the meadows, the source for the meadows in "Player Piano," which is just almost a word for word transcription of what

That whole scene, where I was in jail, and the guy came, and thing, I put the whole thing in there, word for word.

So over the course of six months, I saw the circus 400 times in a row-- note for note, word for word.

If it looks really close, I might just make it word for word.

I went to the professor and I said, "You don't understand Roy Spence: there's no way I could make a C. I took your lecture down word for word."

be following what I say in the book, so I'll try not to make it too word for word.

in love, his mother is torturing, his mentor has been reincarnated as a peacock while reciting long speeches word for word and hitting all the jokes with the right rhythm."