viva voce
| (Latin ‘with living voice’) an oral examination. |
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| And in fact, reports of this kind, viva voce, made in the hearing of all parties, and liable to be contradicted or corrected on the spot, are more likely to convey accurate information to the public mind than those circulated through the press. "I had a similar description, viva voce, years ago," Arthur said when she had left us, "from a little girl. |
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