uttering (Meaning)

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uttering (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Utter

No weak antonyms found.

The child was uttering a nonsensical string of words, his voice a high-pitched squeal.
The defendant sat silently, refusing to utter a single word despite the judge's repeated demands.
The wind howled and shrieked, uttering a mournful lament that sent shivers down my spine.
Despite the pain, she managed to utter a faint cry for help.
The oracle uttered a cryptic prophecy, leaving the villagers in a state of bewildered confusion.
The witness uttered a damning statement that brought the trial to a sudden end.
The poet uttered a heartfelt verse that brought tears to the eyes of his audience.
The politician uttered empty promises, hoping to win votes but failing to inspire any genuine belief.
The child was uttering a wordless prayer, her eyes closed and her lips moving silently.
The doctor uttered words of comfort to the grieving family, but their pain seemed unbearable.

of Utter

emitting,whispering, delivering, sobbing, squeaking, groaning, snarling, mouthing,moaning, gasping

suppressing,suppressing, stifling,stifling,

The child was uttering a nonsensical string of words, his voice a high-pitched squeal.

The defendant sat silently, refusing to utter a single word despite the judge's repeated demands.

The wind howled and shrieked, uttering a mournful lament that sent shivers down my spine.

Despite the pain, she managed to utter a faint cry for help.