Pronunciation: /ˈʌtərəns/
noun a spoken word, statement, or vocal sound
A1 She made an utterance that caught everyone's attention.
A2 The child's utterance was barely audible.
B1 His utterances during the meeting were concise and to the point.
B2 The professor's utterances in class were always thought-provoking.
C1 The politician's utterances were carefully crafted to appeal to the audience.
C2 The poet's utterances were filled with profound meaning and emotion.
adjective relating to speech or vocal expression
A1 She made a simple utterance in class.
A2 The child's utterance was barely audible.
B1 His utterance during the meeting was met with confusion.
B2 The professor's utterance was filled with profound wisdom.
C1 The politician's utterance sparked a national debate.
C2 Her utterance in the courtroom captivated the audience.
formal The professor analyzed every utterance made during the debate.
informal I couldn't understand his utterance because he was mumbling.
slang His utterance was totally on point, bro.
figurative Her silence spoke louder than any utterance could.
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