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Meanings of utterance in English
Usage of utterance in English
1
Coldly the words fell; there was something merciless in their very utterance.
2
Sylvia was less choice in her mode of utterance; Frere more so.
3
It is, however, characteristic of the times-characteristicin subject and in utterance.
4
He paused in his dreamy utterance, and turned in his chair listening.
5
At that simple utterance the madness of Mrs. Adair went from her.
6
Her lips parted, almost mechanically, in the utterance of the divine name.
7
Suddenly our father was being watched, every action probed, every utterance dissected.
8
The answer was very calm, but it choked him in its utterance.
9
And Paul was declaring this in the utterance which I have quoted.
10
The mere utterance of the loved familiar name seemed to quiet her.
11
I believe the utterance of to-day is the uplifted banner of revolt.
12
So the utterance of thanks for a loving and liberal collection closes.
13
Upon the utterance of the last word I saw Marakinoff start violently.
14
In the latter case, he was favoured with little freedom of utterance.
15
Roused by something in the utterance of his guest, Laramie looked up.
16
His utterance was incisive; his voice, eager and quick, filled the room.
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Translations for utterance
Russian
Utterance through the time
Utterance across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare