Orality
Pronunciation: /ˈɑɹələti/
Orality (noun)
- The use of spoken words instead of writing, especially when people share information by talking.
- A way of keeping knowledge and stories through speaking, listening, and repeating rather than using texts.
- A style or feature of language that fits speech, such as rhythm, pauses, and direct address.
Examples
- Orality helps people share ideas without writing.
- In meetings, orality can make messages clearer quickly.