What is another word for uttered?
Pronunciation:
[ ˈʌtəd], [ ˈʌtəd], [ ˈʌ_t_ə_d]
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Similar words for uttered:
- by word of mouth (adjective)
- express (adjective)
- oral (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- spoken (adjective)
- uttered (adjective)
- vocal (adjective)
- other relevant words (noun)
- air (verb)
- articulate (verb)
- shipped (verb)
- utter (verb)
- voiced (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words
- spoken
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Uttered:
adj.
• by word of mouth (adjective) • express (adjective)- definitive,
- clear-cut,
- particular,
- categorical,
- considered,
- outright,
- unconditional,
- unqualified,
- plain,
- pointed,
- intended,
- unambiguous,
- clean-cut,
- voluntary,
- individual,
- deliberate,
- exact,
- explicit,
- definite,
- specific,
- intentional,
- singular,
- accurate,
- willing,
- unmistakable,
- clear,
- distinct,
- out-and-out,
- direct,
- special,
- especial,
- premeditated,
- set.
n.
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- sounds.
v.
• air (verb)- disseminate,
- put,
- tell,
- circulate,
- utter,
- make public,
- expose,
- communicate,
- display,
- reveal,
- publicize,
- ventilate,
- exhibit.
- sent.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- chin,
- talk,
- announce,
- ejaculate,
- proclaim,
- declare,
- speak,
- enunciate,
- verbalize,
- divulge,
- assert,
- affirm,
- voice,
- throw out,
- modulate,
- asseverate,
- shout,
- state,
- vocalize,
- blurt,
- promulgate,
- whisper,
- lip,
- give words to,
- jaw,
- publish,
- make known,
- articulate,
- declaim,
- exclaim,
- deliver,
- chime,
- recite,
- air,
- mutter,
- disclose,
- bring out,
- pronounce.
- persuade,
- disclosed,
- totally,
- broadly,
- discovered,
- accost,
- Sheerly,
- unreservedly,
- certainly,
- Raved,
- maintain,
- exactly,
- enthused,
- apparently,
- gravely,
- conveyed,
- Rasped,
- quacked,
- seriously,
- merely,
- manifestly,
- utterly,
- directly,
- utterer,
- articulated words,
- represented,
- Imparted,
- instantly,
- blab,
- exposed,
- declared,
- tonic,
- Nuncupative,
- vocalist,
- speaker,
- purely,
- testify,
- Clacked,
- definitely,
- fairly,
- revealed,
- quite,
- Lectured,
- plainly,
- Evinced,
- absolutely,
- Jabbered,
- announced,
- sounded,
- speech,
- soundly,
- completed,
- Passed,
- starkly,
- completely,
- altogether,
- raised,
- consummated,
- heaved,
- Ranted,
- Intonated,
- Mouthed,
- breathed,
- soberly,
- verbal,
- Consummately,
- speculate,
- peached,
- Divulged,
- emit,
- perfectly,
- Loosed,
- distinctly,
- Babbled,
- perfected,
- Mumbled,
- just,
- impart,
- Blabbed,
- Tattled,
- Talked,
- singer,
- all the way,
- conversational,
- Extracted,
- addressed,
- earnestly,
- evidently,
- comprehensively,
- proclaimed,
- ranked,
- wholly,
- flatly,
- Voiceful,
- Sheered,
- simply,
- linguistic,
- discharged,
- entirely,
- convey,
- Parol,
- Faltered,
- Vocalized,
- shouted,
- cleared,
- fully,
- published,
- Intimated,
- Carried,
- positively,
- really,
- unwritten,
- Churred,
- loudspeaker,
- severely,
- diametrically,
- Utterness,
- thoroughly,
- unleashed,
- extremity,
- Totalled,
- chanted,
- stated,
- Conversed,
- totaled,
- broached,
- verbaliser,
- talker,
- said,
- clearly.
How to use "Uttered" in context?
When someone says "uttered," it generally connotes that the words were spoken. However, in legal proceedings, "uttered" can also refer to oral arguments that have been held in front of a judge or jury. In other words, the arguments themselves - not just the words spoken - are counted as evidence in court.
Paraphrases for Uttered:
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Independent
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Verb, past tense
affirmed, articulated, breathed, chanted, contained, conveyed, decided, declared, drove, effected, expressed, imposed, inspired, led, made, ordered, pronounced, pulled, repeated, ruled, sa, said, shouted, spent, spoke, voiced, Adjudicated, Argued, Delivered, Echoed, Floated, Galvanized, Gave, Grew, Issued, Lured, Mooted, Passed, Rallied, Reiterated, Rendered, Resulted, Shoved, Slammed, Voted, Commented, Prompted, Pushed, Spurred, broadcasted.
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Verb, past tense
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