lisper (Meaning)
Wordnet
lisper (n)
a speaker who lisps
Webster
lisper (n.)
One who lisps.
Synonyms & Antonyms of lisper
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
lisper Sentence Examples
- The child's speech therapist diagnosed him with a mild lisper.
- Despite years of speech therapy, the man still had a noticeable lisper.
- The actress's charming lisper added an element of cuteness to her performances.
- Some people find a lisper to be endearing, while others find it annoying.
- The therapist used a mirror to help the lisper see how their tongue was positioned.
- The lisper's speech was intelligible, but the slight distortion made it harder to understand at times.
- The child's lisper gradually diminished as she got older and her speech muscles strengthened.
- Some people with a lisper choose to undergo surgery to correct the pronunciation issue.
- The radio host's lisper was often the subject of playful banter among his colleagues.
- The actor's ability to portray a lisper convincingly earned him critical acclaim.
FAQs About the word lisper
a speaker who lispsOne who lisps.
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The child's speech therapist diagnosed him with a mild lisper.
Despite years of speech therapy, the man still had a noticeable lisper.
The actress's charming lisper added an element of cuteness to her performances.
Some people find a lisper to be endearing, while others find it annoying.
