Orally is valid Scrabble Word

Is orally a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
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Words with Friends YES

6 letters word
9 points in Scrabble
10 points in WWF

Definitions for ORALLY in dictionary:

VERB:

In an oral manner.
By, with, or in, the mouth; as, to receive the sacrament orally.

ADVERB:

ORAL, relating to the mouth; uttered by the mouth
by means of speech; verbally
by means of or through the mouth
(of drugs) through the mouth rather than through injection; by_mouth
by spoken rather than written means

Words related to ORALLY

How to use ORALLY in a sentence

In the various kingdoms of North India, however, he had found one master transmitting orally the rules to another, but no written copies which he could transcribe.
In these regulations an ORDER embraces instructions or directions given orally or in writing in terms suited to the particular occasion and not prescribed herein.
In the age of which we are writing, a majority of man kind fancied that a statement made in print was far more likely to be true than one made orally.
Its original nucleus was probably a small group of popular proverbs that had been transmitted orally from the days before the final destruction of Jerusalem.
They proved causes orally, examining witnesses and investigating doubts verbally.
Such criticism on this method of getting at the illusion has already been made orally to me.
It calls up ideas of information handed down from generation to generation orally, the only way of teaching under the old type of management.
The last four usually communicate with the men orally, and must observe and teach the worker constantly.
In the time of Fa-Hsien the latter was still preserved orally and was not written.
In this he found some difficulty, for the various schools of the Vinaya, which he says were divided by trivial differences only, handed down their respective versions orally.

To sum up, the available evidence points to the conclusion that in the time of Asoka texts and commentaries preserved orally were brought to Ceylon.
Our knowledge appears to be derived entirely from the traditions of the Mahavihara which represent Mahinda as teaching the text of the Pitakas orally, accompanied by a commentary.
These, she claims, are divine revelations which were handed down orally from generation to generation.
The secrets of this faith seem to have been orally transmitted, the leaders alone pretending to have full knowledge of them.
These may really have known nothing of the real doctrines of the Order, which were confided orally only to those whom the superiors regarded as unlikely to be revolted by them.
You can orally translate them for any of the believers anxious to know exactly what they are.
Oral questions must be asked and the answers must be given orally.
Others He orally assured would live to see its day.
Its maxims have been orally handed down, together with a vast accumulation of traditional etiquette, the result of centuries of feudalism.
I was not a member of the conference, but was invited to submit my views, which I did orally.
The study of such words should therefore be conducted chiefly while writing or reading, not orally.
One would be ashamed to stand on the street corners and retail them orally for pennies.
Report orally some interesting incident taken from a book which you have recently read.
Report orally some incident that you have read about in a magazine.
Look up a more extended account of it and come to the class prepared to recite the topic orally.
In all these four cases, anxiety was caused by the vision, and in three at least, action was taken, the vision was recorded orally, or in writing.
There it was maintained and developed orally as well as in a written form.
In the English universities, that part of an examination which is carried on orally.
In the first place, the written page can never be a substitute for the message delivered orally.
In the act of drawing a will, there was no further ceremony than to have written it or to have stated it orally before acquaintances.
Before written records or ritual of worship, religion existed on its active or devotional side, and there were mature growths of thought preserved and expressed orally.
He ever reads it mentally, even though he would never read it orally.
The tributarios of many towns go, after mass, to hear orally the orders that the cabezas communicate to them.
If the pupil obtained from the printed page the very thought the author intended to convey, the pupil was expected to read orally so as to express that thought to all hearers.
There should also be considerable blackboard work consisting of the questions and answers that were given orally.

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