Synonyms for oral history
| Grammar : Noun |
Définition of oral history
- noun spoken historical recollection
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- add bells and whistles
- anarchist
- ancient history
- auroral
- balmoral
- be immoral
- behavioral
- behavioral psychology
- behavioral science
- bells and whistles
- blow the whistle
- blow whistle on
- catechistic
- chloral hydrate
- choral
- chorale
- coral
- corporal
- corporal punishment
- de-moralization
- de moralizations
- de-moralizations
- de-moralize
- de moralized
- de-moralized
- de moralizes
- de moralizing
- de-moralizing
- demoralization
- demoralize
- doctoral degree
- early history
- electoral
- euphistic
- family history
- floral print shirt
- give moral support
- historic
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- history
- histrionic
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- immoral
- immoral pleasure
- immorality
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- lexicographist
- life history
- littoral
- Mephistopheles
- moral
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- narrative history
- natural historian
- natural history
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- offend morals of
- offends morals of
- oral
- oral and maxillofacial surgery
- oral code
- oral communication
- oral herpes
- oral history
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- oral message
- oral record
- oral sex
- oral sexes
- oral surgery
- orale
- orallies
- orally
- orals
- paleohistory
- pastoral
- pastoral care
- pastoralist
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- performance history
- personal history
- prehistoric
- prehistory
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- researchist
- slick as whistle
- sophisticate
- sophisticated
- sophistication
- sophistry
- team morale
- team morales
- telepathist
- temporal
- temporality
- unhistoric
- unhistorical
- unsophisticated
- wet whistle
- whistle
- whistle-blower
- whistle for
- whistle-stopper
- with bells and whistles
- work history
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