Definition for Oral:

• Uttered by the mouth, or in words; spoken, not written; verbal; as, oral traditions; oral testimony; oral law.

Synonyms for Oral:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • oral.
  •by word of mouth (adjective)
  • spoken.
  •spoken (adjective)
  • sonant,
  • articulate,
  • sounded,
  • phonated,
  • Narrated,
  • Told,
  • Ejaculatory,
  • recounted,
  • voiced,
  • uttered,
  • said,
  • related,
  • word-of-mouth.
  •traditional (adjective)
  • more doctrinal,
  • more transmitted,
  • more long established,
  • most doctrinal,
  • pre scribed,
  • most long established,
  • uni versal,
  • most long-established,
  • most transmitted,
  • more longestablished,
  • most longestablished,
  • time honored,
  • pre-scribed,
  • long-established,
  • more long-established,
  • re-gular,
  • uni-versal,
  • long established,
  • longestablished,
  • timehonored,
  • re gular,
  • folkest.
  •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,
  • well-spoken,
  • articulated,
  • choral,
  • Recited,
  • out loud,
  • Intonated,
  • vocalic,
  • operatic,
  • aloud,
  • vowel,
  • singing.

• 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.
  •spoken (noun)
  • Nuncupative,
  • not written,
  • from the mouth,
  • pronounced,
  • in the mouth,
  • from the lips.
  •test (noun)
  • pop quizzes,
  • trial error.
  •viva-voce (noun)
  • viva-voce.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • linguistic,
  • word of mouth.

Paraphrases for Oral:

• Independent

  • Foreign word
    orale.
  • Adjective
    testimonial, rhetorical, adversarial, buccal.
  • Proper noun, singular
    submissions, Pleadings, Forms, shapes, buccal.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    orally, aural, verbal, roll-call, contradictory.
  • Proper noun, singular
    orally, verbal.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    questions, orally.
  • Adverb
    orally.
  • Verb, base form
    orally.

Antonyms for Oral:

• adj.

  • all
    anal.
  • spoken
    printed, written.
  • Other antonyms:
    mute, surd, unsaid, voiceless, unspoken, silent, unvoiced, paper, explicit, inarticulate, unuttered, formal, Nonvocal, unexpressed, quiet.

Oral Sentence Examples:

• It is claimed to have been handed down by oral tradition from angelic sources, through Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses, the Seventy Elders, to David and to Solomon.

• Our steamer brought oral intelligence that it had passed the Senate, and it was so announced in the Diario of the day after our arrival, although no newspaper that we brought so stated it.

Homophones for Oral:

• Erle, aural, Orel.

Hyponym for Oral:

• n.

  • communication
    test, exam, examination.