What does 口ぶり mean?
口ぶり is a Japanese noun meaning “one's tone of voice, the way one puts it” in English. It can also be translated as “intimation” depending on context. It is written as 口ぶり in kanji, くちぶり in hiragana, and kuchiburi in romaji. This word is part of JLPT N2 vocabulary.
Example sentence
彼はまるで何でも知っているかのような口ぶりだ。
He talks as if he knew everything.