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Meanings of spoken word in English
Portuguese
spoken word Catalan
vocable Genre; oral poetic performance art based mainly on the poetic as well as the performer's aesthetic qualities.
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Usage of spoken word in English
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But one need not search far to find some awesome spoken word.
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He returns for a residency with local spoken word collective Young Identity.
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The simple directness of the spoken word has been allowed to stand.
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It's in the form of spoken word, which can easily be over-earnest.
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Idris Elba almost made it as one of the spoken word artists.
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She nodded her head as if in answer to some spoken word.
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Carter made the confession in a spoken word outro on the track.
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The song features spoken word from Auckland rapper Tourettes aka Dominic Hoey.
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With scarcely a spoken word their relationship leaped the space of years.
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Knowledge of all kinds was disseminated almost wholly through the spoken word.
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Billie knew and Lee suspected what lay back of the spoken word.
12
What was there in a letter more than in a spoken word?
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And somehow, without a spoken word, the thing became clear to Zaidos.
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If ever that time came, Greif would not believe a spoken word.
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There was articulate sound, no spoken word, but only a hollow groan.
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It isn't often that you see spoken word on national television.
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Translations for spoken word
Portuguese
Catalan
Spanish
Spoken word through the time
Spoken word across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
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