金口玉言 jīnkǒuyùyán authoritative command Definitions Defs Origin Strokes Stroke Words Sentences Sents 金口玉言 jīnkǒuyùyán authoritative command Originally used for an emperor's decree; now used to describe words of great authority or commands that cannot be changed, often said with sarcasm. precious advice Valuable or beneficial words that are deeply insightful or enlightening. close-mouthed To be tight-lipped or reluctant to speak; keeping one's mouth shut Frequency Written text 0.060 per million Sources Frequency data BCC Corpus (BLCU)
金口玉言 jīnkǒuyùyán authoritative command Originally used for an emperor's decree; now used to describe words of great authority or commands that cannot be changed, often said with sarcasm. precious advice Valuable or beneficial words that are deeply insightful or enlightening. close-mouthed To be tight-lipped or reluctant to speak; keeping one's mouth shut Frequency Written text 0.060 per million Sources Frequency data BCC Corpus (BLCU)
