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Date:
1600-1700
Language:
Late Latin
Origin:
oralis, from
Latin
os
'mouth'
oral
1
adjective
Related topics:
Human
,
Medicine
o‧ral
1
1
spoken, not written
:
oral history
an oral agreement
2
HBH
M
relating to or involving the mouth
:
oral hygiene
—
orally
adverb
:
The drug should be taken orally.
The statement may be given orally or in writing.
Definition from the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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