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ora plural of os2
oracle
noun
1 in ancient Greece or Rome: a holy place where a god was believed to give advice and prophecy.
2 a priest or priestess at an oracle, through whom the god was believed to speak.
3 the usually mysterious or ambiguous advice or prophecy given at an oracle.
4 a someone who is believed to have great wisdom or be capable of prophesying the future;
b a statement made by such a person.
[14c: from Latin oraculum , from orare to speak or pray]
oracular adjective
1 relating to or like an oracle.
2 difficult to interpret; mysterious and ambiguous.
3 prophetic.
noun
1 in ancient Greece or Rome: a holy place where a god was believed to give advice and prophecy.
2 a priest or priestess at an oracle, through whom the god was believed to speak.
3 the usually mysterious or ambiguous advice or prophecy given at an oracle.
4 a someone who is believed to have great wisdom or be capable of prophesying the future;
b a statement made by such a person.
[14c: from Latin oraculum , from orare to speak or pray]
oracular adjective
1 relating to or like an oracle.
2 difficult to interpret; mysterious and ambiguous.
3 prophetic.
oracy
noun the ability to express oneself coherently and to communicate freely with others by word of mouth.
[1960s: from oral, modelled on literacy ]
noun the ability to express oneself coherently and to communicate freely with others by word of mouth.
[1960s: from oral, modelled on literacy ]
oral
adjective
1 spoken; not written.
2 relating to or used in the mouth.
3 said of a medicine or drug, etc: taken in through the mouth oral contraceptive .
4 psychol relating to a supposed stage of infant development, when satisfaction is obtained by sucking.
noun a spoken test or examination.
[17c: from Latin oralis , from os , oris mouth]
orally adverb .
adjective
1 spoken; not written.
2 relating to or used in the mouth.
3 said of a medicine or drug, etc: taken in through the mouth oral contraceptive .
4 psychol relating to a supposed stage of infant development, when satisfaction is obtained by sucking.
noun a spoken test or examination.
[17c: from Latin oralis , from os , oris mouth]
orally adverb .
| oral A word often confused with this one is aural. |
oral history
noun the collection and study of information about events and social conditions, etc of the past, obtained by interviewing and tape-recording people who experienced them.
noun the collection and study of information about events and social conditions, etc of the past, obtained by interviewing and tape-recording people who experienced them.
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