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Meanings of word of mouth in English
Usage of word of mouth in English
1
We made the contract not in writing, but by word of mouth.
2
The Greek philosophers taught by word of mouth, and it was better.
3
And I shall soon hear of it all by word of mouth.
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Yet all the puffing that we got was by word of mouth.
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There is no real way of teaching but by word of mouth.
6
He might be shy of accepting an invitation by word of mouth.
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There are more ways of telling things than by word of mouth.
8
He wrote that he would give further details by word of mouth.
9
She quietly does so, by word of mouth or notes to friends.
10
Such matters, he said, could be better treated by word of mouth.
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Instead, it will communicate new cases with physicians by word of mouth.
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Get recommendations There's nothing quite as reliable as word of mouth recommendations.
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Should he express that thought by word of mouth or by letter?
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People loved it and it spread through word of mouth she said.
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Commuters have for decades navigated this network using only word of mouth.
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He relies, he says, on the word of mouth of satisfied customers.
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