spoken

/ˈspoʊkən/
verb
  1. Past participle of 'speak' — used with 'have' or 'had' to describe an action of talking that happened before now.
    • Have you spoken with your parents about the trip?
    • I have spoken to the teacher about your grades.
    • She had never spoken in public before that night.
adjective
  1. Expressed in speech rather than in writing; oral.
    • Spoken language often includes slang and informal expressions.
    • He gave a spoken apology instead of writing a letter.
    • The spoken word can be more powerful than written text.
  2. Used in combination to describe the way someone speaks (e.g., well-spoken, soft-spoken).
    • She is a very well-spoken young woman.
    • He was quiet and soft-spoken, but everyone listened when he talked.
    • The actor was known for being smooth-spoken on stage.
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