Pronunciation

/ˈʌtər/

Definitions

Noun

• Utterance: The act or instance of saying something, especially when it is considered significant or complete. For example: “Her utterance was filled with wisdom.”
• Expression: A way of conveying meaning through words or gestures. For example: “A simple utterance can convey a lot of emotion.”

Verb

• To utter: To speak or pronounce words, especially deliberately or forcefully. For example: “He uttered a heartfelt apology.”
• To say or declare: To express something clearly and distinctly. For example: “She uttered her intention to resign.”

Adjective

• Utterly: Completely, entirely. For example: “The utter darkness made it difficult to see.”
• Complete: Giving all necessary information or details. For example: “An utter description of the event.”

Adverb

• Utterly: In a complete or total manner. For example: “She was utterly exhausted after the long journey.”

Phrases

• “Utter nonsense” refers to something that doesn’t make sense.
• “To utter a secret” means to reveal it.
• “In utter disbelief” means completely shocked.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “His final utterance before the silence was a sigh.”
• Verb: “She uttered a series of instructions to her team.”
• Adjective: “Her utterly calm demeanor helped others feel at ease.”
• Adverb: “He was utterly absorbed in his book.”

Synonyms

• Express
• Speak
• Declare
• Announce
• Enunciate
• State
• Convey
• Utterly (also as an adverb) - Completely, Absolutely