stutterer (Meaning)

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stutterer (n)

someone who speaks with involuntary pauses and repetitions

No weak antonyms found.

The stutterer struggled to articulate his words, his speech punctuated by hesitations and blocks.
The timid stutterer often avoided social situations, fearful of judgment.
Despite his severe stutter, the determined stutterer pursued a career in public speaking.
Therapists sought to help the stutterer overcome his involuntary speech interruptions.
The fluent stutterer learned coping mechanisms to manage his occasional moments of disfluency.
The supportive environment of a stuttering support group empowered the stutterer to embrace his uniqueness.
The child stutterer benefited from early intervention and speech therapy, making significant progress in his communication.
The infamous stutterer who became a renowned politician inspired others to overcome adversity.
The stutterer's fear of negative reactions often led to social anxiety and isolation.
Through perseverance and acceptance, the stutterer found strength and confidence in his speech differences.

someone who speaks with involuntary pauses and repetitions

drool, mumble, sputter, shout,stammer, shriek, patter, prattle, gibber, yack

pronounce,pronounce, articulate, articulate, enunciate,enunciate,

The stutterer struggled to articulate his words, his speech punctuated by hesitations and blocks.

The timid stutterer often avoided social situations, fearful of judgment.

Despite his severe stutter, the determined stutterer pursued a career in public speaking.

Therapists sought to help the stutterer overcome his involuntary speech interruptions.