Oral is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ORAL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an oral examination
• a spoken examination or test
• an examination conducted by spoken communication
• spoken examination
ADJECTIVE:
• relating to the mouth; uttered by the mouth
• spoken rather than written; verbal
• relating to the transmission of information or literature by word of mouth
• (of a society) not having reached the stage of literacy.
• done or taken by the mouth
• (of a speech sound) pronounced by the voice resonating in the mouth, as the vowels in English.
• (in Freudian theory) relating to or denoting a stage of infantile psychosexual development in which the mouth is the main source of pleasure and the centre of experience.
• Uttered by the mouth, or in words; spoken, not written; verbal; as, oral traditions; oral testimony; oral law.
• Of or pertaining to the mouth; surrounding or lining the mouth; as, oral cilia or cirri.
• using speech rather than writing
• of or relating to or affecting or for use in the mouth
• of or involving the mouth or mouth region or the surface on which the mouth is located
• 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
• spoken
• relating to the mouth
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an examination requiring spoken answers

Words related to ORAL

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Words that contain ORAL

boral7 coral7 goral6 horal8 loral5 moral7 orals5 poral7 roral5 soral5 aboral8 amoral8 borals8 choral11 corals8 floral9 gooral7 gorals7 morale8 morall8 morals8 oorali6 orally9 sporal8 auroral7 caporal11 chloral12 chorale12 chorals12 coralla9 ephoral12 femoral12 florals10 goorals8 humoral12 immoral11 litoral7 mayoral12 morales9 moralls9 morally12 nemoral9 nonoral7 ooralis7 oralism9 oralist7 orality10 peroral9 preoral9 sororal7 suboral9 sudoral8 tumoral9 unmoral9 woorali10 aborally13 amorally13 amphoral15 balmoral12 caporals12 chlorals13 chorales13 chorally16 clitoral10 corallum12 corporal12 doctoral11 florally14 littoral8 moralise10 moralism12 moralist10 morality13 moralize19 moralled11 moraller10 nonmoral10 oralisms10 oralists8 pastoral10 pectoral12 postoral10 premoral12 psoralea10 psoralen10 rectoral10 restoral8 sectoral10 temporal12 wooralis11 amoralism13 amoralist11 amorality14 anaphoral14 atemporal13 aurorally12 balmorals13 choralist14 coralline11 corallite11 coralloid12 coralroot11 coralwort14 corporale13 corporals13 electoral11 ephoralty17 exosporal18 humorally17 immorally16 littorals9 mayoralty17 moralised12 moraliser11 moralises11 moralisms13 moralists11 moralized21 moralizer20 moralizes20 morallers11 moralling12 nonorally12 oralities9 pastorale11 pastorali11 pastorals11 pectorals13 perorally14 psoraleas11 psoralens11 restorals9 seignoral10 sororally12 stercoral11 temporals13 unmorally14 amoralisms14 amoralists12 behavioral18 chloralism17 chloralose15 choralists15 coralbells14 coralberry17 corallines12 corallites12 coralroots12 coralworts15 corporales14 corporally17 demoralise13 demoralize22 extemporal21 humoralism17 humoralist15 hydrocoral19 immoralism16 immoralist14 immorality17 incorporal14 madreporal15 moralisers12 moralising13 moralistic14 moralities12 moralizers21 moralizing22 pastorales12 pastorally15 pectorally17 remoralise12 remoralize21 temporally17 temporalty17 unmorality15 unpastoral12 coralloids13 amoralities13 antitumoral13 balmorality18 blastoporal15 chloralisms18 chloralosed17 chloraloses16 coralliform18 coralloidal14 corporality18 demoralised15 demoraliser14 demoralises14 demoralized24 demoralizer23 demoralizes23 electorally16 epanaphoral18 ephoralties16 extrafloral21 humoralisms18 humoralists16 hydrocorals20 immoralisms17 immoralists15 incorporall15 inspectoral15 mayoralties16 microfloral18 midlittoral14 nontemporal15 pastoralism15 pastoralist13 preceptoral17 predoctoral16 protectoral15 remoralised14 remoralises13 remoralized23 remoralizes22 sublittoral13 successoral15 temporalise15 temporality18 temporalize24 unmoralised14 unmoralized23 moralizings23 moralisings14 behaviorally23 coralberries16 corallaceous16 corporalship21 demoralisers15 demoralising16 demoralizers24 demoralizing25 extemporally26 immoralities16 interfemoral17 ligulifloral16 midlittorals15 moralisation14 moralization23 neurohumoral17 odontophoral18 pastoralisms16 pastoralists14 pastoralness14 postdoctoral17 remoralising15 remoralizing24 seignioralty16 sublittorals14 temporalised17 temporalises16 temporalized26 temporalizes25 temporalness16 temporalties16 tubulifloral17 unmoralising15 unmoralities14 unmoralizing24 predoctorals17 nontemporals16 balmoralities17 coralliferous18 coralligenous16 corollifloral18 corporalities17 corporalships22 moralisations15 moralizations24 nonbehavioral21 spadicifloral21 supratemporal19 temporalising18 temporalities17 temporalizing27 thalamifloral21 biobehavioral23 postdoctorals18 circumlittoral20 demoralisation17 demoralisingly21 demoralization26 demoralizingly30 hydrocoralline23 moralistically21 pastoralnesses16 remoralisation16 remoralization25 seignioralties15 spatiotemporal20 spermatophoral23 temporalnesses18 nontemporality21 demoralisations18 demoralizations27 hydrocorallines24 interbehavioral23

How to use ORAL in a sentence

• I hold that both written and oral examinations are indispensable, and, by requiring the description of specimens, they may be made to supplement demonstration.
• Nowadays we may saddle the matter on him through oral rather than written speech.
• It enables a teacher more readily to secure their full attention in all oral lessons, and establishes a sympathy between them.
• He expressed himself as greatly interested in the discovery of an oral literature among the Indians, in the form of imaginative legends.
• This impression was deepened by the oral examinations which he was in the habit of holding every week on his lectures.
• Though it may be more studied than oral speech, it must appear no less impromptu.
• Has descended from age to age by oral tradition, and has been preserved in every masonic rite.
• Hitherto each Member has been entitled to put down eight Questions for oral reply on any one day.
• The reading was usually opened with a silent prayer and closed with two or three short oral prayers.
• Through the same quality he was often concise and circumspect, not only in many of his writings, but also in his oral expressions.
• In 1807 he disappeared from Oxford, having taken the written tests for his degree, but failing to present himself for the necessary oral examination.
• But the majority of the auditors opposed me, thinking perhaps that an oral or written relation would be sent with them not greatly to their favor.
• Monday and Tuesday were devoted to oral examinations.
• But as against those advantages, which we have had, there is the advantage of months of direct exposure to the oral evidence, which he had.
• It will introduce a larger proportion of oral work than has hitherto been contemplated in secondary school work.
• They must also pass an oral examination on the characteristics of their division and a written examination on certain set questions furnished them in advance.
• The teaching of the Jews from the Asmonean epoch down to the second century was principally oral.
• This could be done only in full and frequent oral communications.
• But it should be observed that 3,000 or 4,000 serve all the ordinary purposes of oral and written communication.
• After the opening speeches had been made, the taking of oral testimony began.
• After the taking of the oral testimony was ended and certain legal questions had been argued, the summing up was begun by William W.
• But in the exercise of this prerogative, the Grand Master cannot dispense with any of the requisite forms of initiation, prescribed by the oral laws of the Order.
• Boone has related, at different times, many oral details of his private and domestic life, and his modes of getting along in the family, of which he was considered a member.
• The most learned men never employ it as a means of ordinary oral communication even among themselves.
• Such stories, at any rate in their earlier days, are subject to variation in many points as the result of oral repetition.
• The oral diction is uniform in no spacious country, but has less variation in England than in most other nations of equal extent.
• Here was stationed Archibald, who wrested from visitors their cards or oral nomenclature which he bore to his master while they waited.
• If impressions should be afforded to them, but no impulse to oral delivery, they remain equally silent.

Similar words containing OR without suffix al

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