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Meanings of first utterance in English
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Usage of first utterance in English
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The kid's first utterance would indicate if they'd won or lost.
2
But each one met with death within thirty seconds of their first utterance.
3
And who can tell how many were choked before even their first utterance?
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But though the first utterance it is not the last.
5
Here's Shakespeare's explanation of what's behind that piercing bawl that's every human being's first utterance.
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This was the first utterance approaching complaint; and he deplored it for his patient's sake.
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She heard the first utterance of every new word.
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His first utterance was to ask for his mother.
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His first utterance was characteristic of his spirit.
10
But at the first utterance that burst from his lips, the evidence of the seigneur was unmistakable.
11
In the excitement of not missing a word of this first utterance it is hard to catch.
12
Then he began to wonder what, as a matter of interest, Lord Talgarth's first utterance would be.
13
The first utterance, and the spell of winter is thoroughly broken, and the remembrance of it afar off.
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His first utterance was carefully planned.
15
The fly had taken flight with the first utterance, whirled buzzing around Matthew's tricorn and then flew away.
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It was Beth, Brian's intern, who screamed at the approaching figure, the first utterance we'd heard from her all night.
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