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utterance::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | vocalization |
| Type of | auditory communication |
| Has types | call, croak, croaking, cry, exclaiming, exclamation, expletive, exultation, groan, growling, hem, howl, howling, jubilation, laugh, laughter, moan, mumble, outcry, paging, yell, vociferation, ahem, profanity, pronunciation, rasp, rasping, rejoicing, roll call, shout, sigh, snarl, speaking, speech, speech production, splutter, sputter, suspiration, ululation |
| Derivation | utter |
Examples of utterance
utterance
Peter's own conviction in the essential value of poetic utterance never wavered.
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Because it is not open to interpretation, it cannot enter into hybrid utterance.
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In Richmond Hill, every utterance from Kingston seemed to inspire a new concern.
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How came he not to prefer a man to a woman for the utterance of his prophesies?
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In Christianity, rhema is used in Bible study to signify Jesus Christ's utterance.
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We hang on the utterance of anyone to whom she has ever uttered an utterance.
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All vowels are pronounced, but an i at the end of an utterance is usually unvoiced.
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Now all he needs is a growl, an utterance, a bit of innocent contact after the fact.
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His first major utterance was that he wants to sack overpaid water company fat cats.
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- The use of uttered sounds for auditory communication
- An utterance is a complete unit of speech in spoken language. It is generally but not always bounded by silence.
- An act of uttering; Something spoken; The ability to speak; Manner of speaking
- (UTTERANCES) These are units of speech that are examined by conversational analysis a stream of work within ethnomethodology.
- Spoken input from the user of a speech application. An utterance may be a single word, an entire phrase, a sentence, or even several sentences.
- Typically used in speech recognition when analysing what the caller has said. An utterance refers to a unit of speech bound by silence.
- (i) something that is said. (ii) the act of saying something. Grice uses this word in a broader sense: he does not limit it to verbalized words, but includes any kind of action (either the doing of it or what is done) that can bear non-natural meaning, including, e.g. ...
- A spoken word, phrase, or sentence that can be preceded and followed by silence.
- Anything heard by the engine as a finite series of sounds that the engine attempts to recognize as speech.
