guttural (Meaning)
guttural (n)
a consonant articulated in the back of the mouth or throat
guttural (s)
like the sounds of frogs and crows
guttural (a)
relating to or articulated in the throat
guttural (a.)
Of or pertaining to the throat; formed in the throat; relating to, or characteristic of, a sound formed in the throat.
guttural (n.)
A sound formed in the throat; esp., a sound formed by the aid of the back of the tongue, much retracted, and the soft palate; also, a letter representing such a sound.
Synonyms & Antonyms of guttural
Synonyms:
- inharmonious
- dissonant
- unmelodious
- cracked
- rough
- croaking
- glottal
- uvular
- unmusical
- cawing
- screeching
- squawking
- velar
- jarring
- strained
- discordant
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
guttural Sentence Examples
- The wounded tiger let out a guttural roar that sent shivers down the hunter's spine.
- The growl of the thunder was guttural, shaking the windows and rattling the doors.
- The man's voice was deep and guttural, as if it came from the depths of his soul.
- The guttural laughter of the villain reverberated through the dungeon, chilling the bones of his prisoners.
- The sound of the woodpecker's beak against the tree was a rhythmic, guttural tapping.
- The guttural coughing of the sick man filled the room with a sense of despair and helplessness.
- The guttural croaking of the frogs created an eerie chorus that echoed across the marsh.
- The guttural sob of the bereaved mother tore at the heartstrings of those who heard it.
- The doctor's guttural examination of the patient's throat revealed an infected tonsil.
- The guttural hum of the engine filled the air as the car sped down the highway.
FAQs About the word guttural
a consonant articulated in the back of the mouth or throat, like the sounds of frogs and crows, relating to or articulated in the throatOf or pertaining to the
growling,hoarse, husky, gruff, raucous, abrasive, grinding, coarse, raspy, scraping
soft, soft, mellow, soothing, soothing, liquid, mellifluous, liquid, tender, smooth
The wounded tiger let out a guttural roar that sent shivers down the hunter's spine.
The growl of the thunder was guttural, shaking the windows and rattling the doors.
The man's voice was deep and guttural, as if it came from the depths of his soul.
The guttural laughter of the villain reverberated through the dungeon, chilling the bones of his prisoners.
