Oral синонимы

lingual
sonant
vocal
articulate
ejaculatory
narrated
phonated
phonetic
phonic
recounted
related
said
sounded
told
unwritten
uttered
verbal
viva voce
voiced
word-of-mouth

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These oral inanities only served to make Lyn give me the benefit of a look of amused wonder.

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legwork
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perlustration
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questioning
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written

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communication
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oral
parley
press conference
record
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accounts
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call backs
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communications
conferences
consultations
conversations
dialogues
examinations
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meetings
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parleys
press conferences
records
statements
talks

articulate
articulated
choral
expressed
intonated
lyric
modulated
operatic
oral
phonetic
phonic
pronounced
put into words
said
singing
sonant
sung
uttered
verbal
viva voce
vocalic
vocalized
voiced
vowel

oral
spoken
vocal
voiced

articulate
articulated
choral
expressed
intonated
lyric
modulated
operatic
oral
phonetic
phonic
pronounced
put into words
said
singing
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viva voce
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vocalized
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vowel

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oraladjective

Synonyms:
spoken

Antonyms:
written
oraladjective

of American usage, ultimately derived from Aurelius.

Synonyms:
spoken

Antonyms:
written
oraladjective

Spoken rather than written.

An oral presentation

Synonyms:
spoken

Antonyms:
written

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oral

Oral (Latin os, the mouth) signifies uttered through the mouth or (in common phrase) by word of mouth; verbal (Latin verbum, a word) signifies of, pertaining to, or connected with words, especially with words as distinguished from the ideas they convey; vocal (Latin vox, the voice) signifies of or pertaining to the voice, uttered or modulated by the voice, and especially uttered with or sounding with full, resonant voice; literal (Latin litera, a letter) signifies consisting of or expressed by letters, or according to the letter, in the broader sense of the exact meaning or requirement of the words used; what is called «the letter of the law» is its literal meaning without going behind what is expressed by the letters on the page. Thus oral applies to that which is given by spoken words in distinction from that which is written or printed; as, oral tradition; an oral examination. By this rule we should in strictness speak of an oral contract or an oral message, but verbal contract and verbal message, as indicating that which is by spoken rather than by written words, have become so fixed in the language that they can probably never be changed; this usage is also in line with other idioms of the language; as, «I give you my word,» «a true man’s word is as good as his bond,» «by word of mouth,» etc. A verbal translation may be oral or written, so that it is word for word; a literal translation follows the construction and idiom of the original as well as the words; a literal translation is more than one that is merely verbal; both verbal and literal are opposed to free. In the same sense, of attending to words only, we speak of verbal criticism, a verbal change. Vocal has primary reference to the human voice; as, vocal sounds, vocal music; vocal may be applied within certain limits to inarticulate sounds given forth by other animals than man; as, the woods were vocal with the songs of birds; oral is never so applied, but is limited to articulate utterance regarded as having a definite meaning; as, an oral statement.

Synonyms:
literal, verbal, vocal

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oral, oral exam, oral examination, viva voce, vivaadjective

an examination conducted by spoken communication

Synonyms:
oral examination, viva, oral exam, viva voce

Antonyms:
written, aboral, anal, anal retentive
oral, unwrittenadjective

using speech rather than writing

«an oral tradition»; «an oral agreement»

Synonyms:
ad-lib, spontaneous, unwritten

Antonyms:
anal, anal retentive, written, aboral
oraladjective

of or relating to or affecting or for use in the mouth

«oral hygiene»; «an oral thermometer»; «an oral vaccine»

Synonyms:
unwritten

Antonyms:
written, anal, aboral, anal retentive
oraladjective

of or involving the mouth or mouth region or the surface on which the mouth is located

«the oral cavity»; «the oral mucous membrane»; «the oral surface of a starfish»

Synonyms:
unwritten

Antonyms:
aboral, anal retentive, written, anal
oraladjective

a stage in psychosexual development when the child’s interest is concentrated in the mouth; fixation at this stage is said to result in dependence, selfishness, and aggression

Synonyms:
unwritten

Antonyms:
anal retentive, anal, written, aboral

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We have been talking about the possibility of airborne transmission and aerosol transmission as one of the modes of transmission of Covid-19, as well as droplet. We’ve looked at fomites. We’ve looked at fecal oral. We’ve looked at mother to child. We’ve looked at animal to human, of course as well.
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We will look carefully at all of Gazprom’s arguments before taking any decision. Gazprom can also request an oral hearing to present its position. All roads are open at this stage.
Roger Severino:

The pro-life movement should rejoice with how the SCOTUS oral argument went, i count six votes upholding the Mississippi law and 5 to 6 directly overturning Roe. Only Sotomayor defended the more extreme arguments of the pro-abortion side (and poorly).
Brian Hill:

Young people do not avoid oral sex. That being a given, the best thing we can do is increase the vaccination rate. The second thing we can do is be highly aware of signs and symptoms.
Donald Tusk:

I have received an oral report from the evaluation committee with the conclusion that there has not been sufficient progress in Budapest. Therefore I will not propose to vote or even discuss Fidesz, we will continue the suspension as long as the situation is as it is… I don’t intend to start my presidency by revolution or large divisions, but I won’t compromise about values. How can one even do that? We must find a practical solution.

Translations for oral

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شفهيArabic
verbal, bucal, oralCatalan, Valencian
orální, ústníCzech
oral, mündlichGerman
στοματικός, προφορικόςGreek
parola, buŝaEsperanto
oralSpanish
دهانیPersian
suullinenFinnish
oralFrench
मौखिकHindi
szóbeli, orálisHungarian
lisanIndonesian
oraleItalian
口頭Japanese
구두Korean
devkîKurdish
oralisLatin
oralinisLithuanian
mondelijk, mondelingDutch
ustnyPolish
oralPortuguese
ротовой, оральный, устныйRussian
oral, falur, gojorAlbanian
muntligSwedish
வாய்வழிTamil
sözlüTurkish

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accepted, ancestral, articulate, classical, expressed, en.synonym.one, fluent, historic, phonetic, rhetorical, speaking, spoken, stated, talking, traditional, understood, unwritten, uttered, verbal, vocal, voiced, oral exam, oral examination, viva, viva voce.

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Pronunciation:

[ ˈɔːɹə͡l], [ ˈɔːɹə‍l], [ ˈɔː_ɹ_əl]

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adj.

• all (adjective)
- oral.
• by word of mouth (adjective)
- spoken.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)
- phonetic,
- phonic,
- lexical,
- verbal,
- traditional,
- unwritten,
- put into words,
- doctrinal,
- taken for granted,
- lingual,
- vocal,
- speaking,
- Folker,
- widely used,
- word-for-word,
- Viva voce,
- phrasal.
• spoken (adjective)
- sonant,
- voiced,
- uttered,
- articulate.
• traditional (adjective)
- more long-established,
- longestablished,
- timehonored,
- more longestablished,
- long established,
- most doctrinal,
- most transmitted,
- re gular,
- pre scribed,
- time honored,
- most longestablished,
- re-gular,
- most long established,
- more transmitted,
- uni versal,
- folkest,
- uni-versal,
- most long-established,
- more long established,
- more doctrinal,
- pre-scribed.
• unwritten (adjective)
- unrecorded,
- unformulated.
• uttered (adjective)
- pro claimed,
- more proclaimed,
- pro-claimed,
- most proclaimed.
• verbal (adjective)
- more lexical,
- more word-for-word,
- most phrasal,
- most word for word,
- most word-for-word,
- most lexical,
- more word for word,
- ex act,
- ex-act,
- more phrasal.
• vocal (adjective)
- exclamatory,
- operatic,
- aloud,
- articulated,
- singing,
- out loud,
- Recited,
- vocalic,
- well-spoken.
n.
- froth,
- dribble,
- gingivitis,
- dry,
- epiglottis,
- gargle,
- corner,
- Adam’s Apple,
- agape,
- furry.
- antimalarial,
- bloodless,
- clinical,
- antibacterial,
- bionic,
- clear,
- combination,
- broad-spectrum,
- aseptic,
- words,
- antenatal.
- Ged,
- comprehension,
- the boards,
- eleven-plus,
- final,
- the ACT,
- cloze test,
- baccalaureate,
- bar exam,
- AP.
- halting,
- flat,
- Gibbering,
- flatly,
- fluent,
- Brokenly,
- definite,
- bantering,
- colloquial,
- imperative.
• buccal (noun)
- buccal.
• communication (noun)
- viva,
- oral exam,
- oral examination.
• examination (noun)
- cross examination,
- legworks,
- re-views,
- re search,
- once over,
- onceover,
- the eyne,
- inter-rogations,
- inter rogations,
- ex-aminations,
- re-searches,
- the eyen,
- ex amination,
- in quests,
- cross-examinations,
- re views,
- inter-rogation,
- re view,
- perlustrations,
- cross examinations,
- re-view,
- crossexaminations,
- dis-sections,
- dis section,
- dis-section,
- the eyes,
- dis sections,
- crossexamination,
- in-quests,
- ex-amination,
- inter rogation,
- blue books,
- in quest,
- ex aminations,
- re searches,
- writtens,
- grillings,
- make ups,
- in-quest.
• interview (noun)
- inter views,
- re-cord,
- call backs,
- inter view,
- inter-views,
- inter-view,
- re cords,
- re-cords,
- re cord.
• Other relevant words: (noun)
- once-over,
- probings,
- substantiation,
- orals,
- exploration,
- make-up,
- blue book,
- finals,
- quiz,
- tryout,
- COMP,
- test,
- examination,
- legwork,
- pop quiz,
- make-ups,
- interview,
- the eye,
- checkings,
- cross-examination,
- perusal,
- porn,
- trial run,
- Perlustration,
- Re-search,
- exam,
- COMPS.
• spoken (noun)
- in the mouth,
- from the lips,
- from the mouth.
• test (noun)
- pop quizzes,
- trial error.
v.

• Other relevant words: (verb)
- speech.
Other synonyms:
- linguistic,
- word of mouth.
• Other relevant words (noun):
- prattle,
- hearsay evidence,
- delivery,
- time-honored,
- tripos,
- trial,
- nominal,
- final examination,
- outspoken,
- consultation,
- telepathic,
- proof,
- heroic,
- declamatory,
- Interlocution,
- locution,
- understood,
- verbose,
- examen,
- mouth,
- interactive,
- experiment,
- effusion,
- collateral evidence,
- melodious,
- conversation,
- acknowledged,
- literal,
- prescriptive,
- Told,
- long-standing,
- expressed,
- eloquent,
- search,
- dialogue,
- vaginal,
- folk,
- automatic,
- oral law,
- interacting,
- verbalized,
- subcutaneous,
- tried and true,
- morsel,
- bit,
- related,
- worshipful,
- legendary,
- communicating,
- interrogatory,
- intrathecal,
- Nuncupative,
- Intonated,
- audition,
- intracardiac,
- instinctively,
- said,
- mandibular,
- cheek,
- mythological,
- sample,
- confabulation,
- questioning,
- spontaneous,
- oral communication,
- viva-voce,
- honor,
- Voiceful,
- distinct,
- elocutionary,
- improvised,
- profound,
- intramedullary,
- recognised,
- presumptive evidence,
- duologue,
- euphonious,
- true-blue,
- choral,
- vocally,
- intramuscular,
- converse,
- percutaneous,
- mechanically,
- received,
- palaver,
- discourse,
- responsive,
- rectal,
- colloquy,
- established,
- orificial,
- essay,
- fixed,
- answering,
- hearing,
- midterm,
- mouthlike,
- long-established,
- stertorous,
- of long standing,
- Vocalized,
- honors,
- expression,
- venerable,
- ad-lib,
- parlance,
- conversational,
- Collocution,
- commerce,
- rooted,
- assay,
- demonstration,
- parole,
- conventional,
- sounded,
- Narrated,
- recognized,
- inhalation,
- pronounced,
- intracutaneous,
- grandiloquent,
- honour,
- instinctive,
- Enunciated,
- gob,
- Ejaculatory,
- Trialogue,
- word-of-mouth,
- interrogative,
- phonated,
- time-honoured,
- admitted,
- not written,
- transmissional,
- orally,
- hoary,
- bite,
- recounted,
- blank,
- inveterate,
- language,
- automatically,
- rhetorical,
- immemorial,
- natural,
- lecture,
- sublingual,
- Prolation,
- customary,
- prelim,
- verbally,
- documentary evidence,
- rima,
- vowel,
- communicational,
- hallowed,
- talk,
- open end,
- aural,
- utterance,
- person,
- intravenous,
- Parol,
- interactional,
- circumstantial evidence,
- address,
- maxillary.

How to use «Oral» in context?

As we commonly use the term, oral means pertaining to the mouth. That’s why oral sex is sometimes also called «mouth sex» or «cock-sucking.» Oral sex can refer to any kind of sexual activity involving the mouth, including kissing, licking, biting and sucking. It can also include exploring the other person’s genitals with the mouth.

Some people enjoy the feeling of their partner’s warm, wet mouth on their genitals. Others find that oral sex is a powerful way to sexually stimulate their partner.

Paraphrases for Oral:

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Independent
- Foreign word
  orale.
- Adjective
  buccal, rhetorical, testimonial, adversarial.
- Proper noun, singular
  buccal, Pleadings, Forms, submissions, shapes.
Other Related
- Adjective
  aural, contradictory, orally, verbal, roll-call.
- Proper noun, singular
  orally, verbal.
- Noun, singular or mass
  orally, questions.
- Adverb
  orally.
- Verb, base form
  orally.

Homophones for Oral:

Erle, aural, Orel.

Hyponym for Oral:

n.
- communication
  test, exam, examination.

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RETD,
riflery,
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fistbump.

Nearby words

oracular
Oracularly
oradexon
oragami
orahovac
Oral
(oh,) what a shame
(oneself to)
…only to do something
…or bust
…or something (like that)

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