"ipsissima verba" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1941, Engelbrecht v Nieuwoudt | CPD 54 at 55",
          "text": "\"The record in the magistrate's court does not purport to reproduce the ipsissima verba of the witness; it does not give questions and answers in the exact words in which the question was put and the answer made; it, at best, gives no more than a summary....\"",
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