Definitions for viva voceˈvaɪ və ˈvoʊ si, ˈvi və
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
vi•va vo•ceˈvaɪ və ˈvoʊ si, ˈvi və(adv.)
by word of mouth; orally.
(n.)(in British and European universities) an oral examination.
Category: British, Education
Origin of viva voce:
1555–65; < ML: with living voice
vi`va-vo′ce(adj.)
Princeton's WordNet
oral, oral exam, oral examination, viva voce, viva(adj)
an examination conducted by spoken communication
viva-voce, word-of-mouth(adverb)
expressed orally
"a viva-voce report"; "the film had good word-of-mouth publicity"
by word of mouth, viva voce(adverb)
orally
"I heard it viva voce"
Wiktionary
viva voce(Noun)
An oral examination.
viva voce(Adverb)
By word of mouth.
viva voce(Adjective)
By word of mouth.
Origin: From vivus and voce (ablative of vox).
Webster Dictionary
Viva voce(u)
by word of mouth; orally
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