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nonverbal

British  
/ nɒnˈvɜːbəl /

adjective

  1. not spoken

    the nonverbal signals of body movement

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He is interested in whatever nonverbal reaction you have between the lines.

From Los Angeles Times

He’s become close to a father and his usually nonverbal son who can’t keep quiet at shows, asking questions and singing along.

From Los Angeles Times

Not that he talked much to begin with, but now he was practically nonverbal.

From Los Angeles Times

This nonverbal communication of Tiamat's was starting to get out of hand!

From Literature

He has reason to worry, genetically speaking: An older brother, already nonverbal, is in assisted living.

From The Wall Street Journal