stutter (Meaning)
stutter (n)
a speech disorder involving hesitations and involuntary repetitions of certain sounds
stutter (v)
speak haltingly
Synonyms & Antonyms of stutter
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
stutter Sentence Examples
- The candidate's stutter made it difficult for him to deliver his speech effectively.
- The therapist worked diligently to help the child overcome his persistent stutter.
- The teacher patiently allowed the student to finish speaking, despite his occasional stutters.
- The news reporter's stutter flared up under the pressure of a live broadcast.
- The politician's stutter was a constant reminder of his childhood experiences with bullying.
- The singer's stutter made it impossible for him to perform live, but he found success in the recording studio.
- The actor embraced his stutter, using it to create unique and memorable characters.
- The author's stutter inspired her to write a moving memoir about her journey to acceptance.
- The stutter support group provided a safe and supportive environment for individuals to share their experiences.
- The stuttering child's confidence soared when his teacher believed in his abilities and never made him feel like an outsider.
FAQs About the word stutter
a speech disorder involving hesitations and involuntary repetitions of certain sounds, speak haltingly
shout, mumble, drool,stammer, sputter, shriek, jaw, chat, prate, rattle
pronounce,pronounce, articulate, articulate, enunciate,enunciate,
The candidate's stutter made it difficult for him to deliver his speech effectively.
The therapist worked diligently to help the child overcome his persistent stutter.
The teacher patiently allowed the student to finish speaking, despite his occasional stutters.
The news reporter's stutter flared up under the pressure of a live broadcast.
