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word of mouth
noun
informal oral communication.
The rumor spread rapidly by word of mouth.
Other Word Forms
- word-of-mouth adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of word of mouth1
Example Sentences
She credits word of mouth, and her office manager of nearly 25 years, Kimmy Ferdowski, with helping her build the practice she has today.
His only advertising is word of mouth, and his longtime clients include Oprah, Barbra Streisand, Tom Ford and other Montecito-Malibu-area people so private he can’t name them because of nondisclosure agreements.
Advertisements for his services seem to spread by word of mouth.
Stellar reviews and consistent word of mouth praise have sold out screenings days in advance, and the conversation surrounding the movie itself is on the tip of everyone’s tongue.
Hotplate also encourages chefs to use traditional local marketing, such as fliers, business cards and word of mouth.
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