Adjective:

મોઢાની વાત,

word of mouth's Usage Examples:

Websites, as well as word of mouth, are responsible for repeating these misattributions, with the result.

Ambrose: Also like a wise master inculcating His doctrines as much by His own practice, as by word of mouth, He did that which He commanded all His disciples to do.

are passed from child to child, generation to generation, informally by word of mouth," and most children"s games include at least two of the following six.

Despite being transmitted primarily through word of mouth due to not being considered suitable for academic study or adult attention.

A cult following grew for the band, based largely on word of mouth.

The event had not been promoted other than by word of mouth, and at first it appeared there would be no stage, no lighting, and few performers until volunteers began bringing them in.

With little overseas press coverage save for a full-page advertisement in Nintendo Fun Club News, sales gained momentum over word of mouth, making the game a sleeper hit.

The consumer should feel a connection with the brand to want repeat purchase and portray other brand loyalty behaviors such as positive word of mouth.

consumers feel a sense of value when associating with your brand, while the humanization of your brand generates loyalty and "word of mouth" virality for the.

Jesus and the Apostles were preserved in the scriptures as well as by word of mouth and were handed on.

These are personal selling, advertising, sales promotion, direct marketing publicity, word of mouth and may also include event.

Early interest in the race was carried by word of mouth, and later was promoted by the Salida Chamber of Commerce to promote tourism as the event gained fame.

Although the MRTC projected 300,000–400,000 passengers riding the system daily, in the first month of operation the system saw a ridership of only 40,000 passengers daily (the ridership improved quickly, however, when passengers experienced significantly faster and convenient travel along EDSA, which experience soon spread by word of mouth).

Synonyms:

oral cavity, rima oris, palate, rima, gingiva, maw, glossa, yap, gum, roof of the mouth, tongue, gob, lingua, buccal cavity, cakehole, clapper, hole, teeth, salivary gland, dentition, oral fissure, trap,

Antonyms:

past, future, take, uncolored, contraindicate,