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   close-mouthed

   /kləʊsˈmaʊðd/

   adjective

   • 1. reticent; discreet: "the candidates have been close-mouthed about their fund-raising goals"

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   What is a closed mouth?

   • A closed mouth is a closed destiny, until you open your mouth in prayers, you may not command heavenly protection, the bible tells us that we shall only have what we say, Mark 11:23. When you say you are protected from all satanic arrows or wicked forces, you have what you say.

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   • Shut your mouth's first impression is stop speaking and close your mouth is asking a person to close his jaws. Say, "Close your mouth fully when you gargle." Also, close your mouth is opposite to open your mouth and the expression is often used by dentists or doctors. Obviously, using shut there won't be polite. Think opposite.

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