spoken

Related to spoken: Spoken English
See:
  • a word (once) spoken cannot be recalled
  • a word (once) spoken is past recalling
  • many a true word is spoken in jest
  • speak (one's) language
  • speak (one's) piece
  • speak about (someone or something)
  • speak against (someone or something)
  • speak for
  • speak for (one)
  • speak for (oneself)
  • speak from (something)
  • speak from experience
  • speak from the/(one's) heart
  • speak ill of (someone or something)
  • speak of
  • speak off the cuff
  • speak on (something)
  • speak out
  • speak out of turn
  • speak the same language
  • speak to
  • speak up
  • speak up for (one)
  • speak with (someone or something)
  • spoken for
  • spoken word
  • the spoken/written word
  • there's many a true word spoken in jest
  • word spoken is past recalling
References in periodicals archive
Sharing her thoughts on #MeToo, Aishwarya said, "I have always spoken out.
You are now strong when once you were weak Perhaps you feel less threatened in old age As our enemies are now less likely to rampage Confidence comes as we get older And seldom now do we get the cold shoulder We don't always speak our mind But it's good to speak as we find From experience we learn to speak with respect Listeners will appreciate it I do suspect Speak to others as you would like to be spoken to Hopefully this will resolve any issue Keep calm and never raise ones voice Remember one always has a choice GEORGE McLANDERS
Including practical tips from the pros and helpful step-by-step examples, "The Teen's Guide to Debating and Public Speaking" is the essential handbook for making every spoken word count and will prove to be an enduringly popular and highly valued addition to school and community library Public Speaking/Debating instructional reference collections.
Data from the Office for National Statistics have shown there are 88 other first languages spoken by 4.2 million people across the two countries.
Although the most commonly spoken foreign language, Polish is not usually taught in schools
"The government provides full funding of course costs for people who are unemployed and looking for work so they can gain the English language spoken Wales skills they need to find employment."
the most commonly spoken LANGUAGE, Polish usually taught schools Arabic was a first language for 159,000 individuals, ahead of the 147,000 people who spoke French as their main language.
Badeshi used to be spoken widely in a remote snow-clad valley, deep in the mountains of northern Pakistan, reported BBC.
He said: "In an area where Welsh is so widely spoken, any manager telling a member of staff that 'Welsh-speaking is not tolerated' would clearly be unacceptable.
They said that Badeshi was mainly spoken in Bashigram, the far flung mountainous area of Madyan.
By then, my dad, too, tried to enforce English as the language spoken at home, because he said it would give us an edge.
"Lots of customers would tell us it was lovely to hear the language spoken, especially to hear young people using it in Cork."
He is responsible for making spoken Arabic popular among students in Indian schools here.
ySTANBUL (CyHAN)- The Turkish Foreign Ministry has reportedly been looking for Kurdish-speaking personnel to appoint to regions where Kurdish is spoken.
Disturbance, male and female fighting, spoken to, 32 Shrewsbury Green Drive