uttering

Meanings

• The act of expressing or articulating words, thoughts, or ideas.

  - "He uttered strong words during the argument."
  - "The priest intoned the sacred words during the ceremony."
  - "The artist captured the essence of the scene in her words."

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Synonyms

circulate , declare , say , tell , emit , let out , let out , say , speak

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with uttering
hymes , imes

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Homophones

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1. homes
   

2. grooms
   

3. rooms
   

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Variants

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utter , utterable , uttered , utterer , utterers , uttering , utters

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Forms

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verb (to utter), noun (utterance), adjective (utter, uttermost)

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Etymology

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The word 'utter' comes from the Old English word 'utan,' which means 'outside.' The word 'utter' evolved to mean 'to bring out or express.'

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Related Concepts

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1. expression: The act or process of expressing or communicating thoughts, ideas, feelings, or information to others through speech, writing, body language, facial expressions, tone of voice, or other means.

2. articulation: The act or process of expressing or articulating words, sounds, or ideas, usually through speech, writing, or body language. In linguistic terms, articulation refers to the production of speech sounds by the manipulation of the articulatory organs (tongue, lips, jaw, soft palate, and hard palate) in various ways to create different sounds, which are then combined and sequenced to form words, phrases, sentences, or longer stretches of connected speech. In other contexts, articulation may also refer to the clear and precise expression or communication of ideas, thoughts, or feelings, often through writing, drawing, painting, sculpture, dance, music, acting, or other artistic or creative mediums.

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Culture

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In various cultures, the act of uttering words or sounds holds great significance. In religious contexts, sacred words or mantras are used to invoke divine energies or to achieve spiritual transformation. In literary and artistic traditions, the power of words or sounds to evoke emotions, create imagery, or tell stories is celebrated and explored in various ways.

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