spoken in Latin
spoken in Latin is dictus — spoken means said out loud rather than written.
spoken in Latin
dictus
Relating to speech
What does "spoken" mean?
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adj Said out loud rather than written.
"The spoken word carries an emotion that text often misses."
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adj Communicating or expressing oneself in a particular manner (used in compounds like "soft-spoken").
"He's a soft-spoken man who rarely raises his voice."
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spoken in a sentence
- The spoken word carries an emotion that text often misses.
- Give a spoken account of what happened, not a written one.
- He's a soft-spoken man who rarely raises his voice.
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What is "spoken" in Latin?
"spoken" in Latin is dictus. spoken means: Said out loud rather than written.
How do you use "spoken" in a sentence?
Example: "The spoken word carries an emotion that text often misses." In Latin, "spoken" is dictus.
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