Associations to the word «Utterance»
Noun
- Hearer
- Semantics
- Semantic
- Syllable
- Discourse
- Speaker
- Genie
- Pathos
- Sentence
- Rapidity
- Sob
- Phoneme
- Speech
- Articulation
- Syntax
- Tense
- Token
- Relevance
- Eloquence
- Comprehension
- Context
- Mantra
- Listener
- Meaning
- Modality
- Proposition
- Sentiment
- Predicate
- Linguist
- Exclamation
- Trance
- Phrase
- Curtiss
- Consonant
- Wisdom
- Pulpit
- Blasphemy
- Oracle
- Verb
- Tongue
- Pronoun
- Cadence
- Interpreting
- Linguistics
- Revelation
- Felicity
- Assertion
- Sweetness
- Pronunciation
- Sincerity
- Learner
- Ambiguity
- Interpretation
- Negation
- Him
Adjective
- Prophetic
- Syntactic
- Pragmatic
- Grammatical
- Articulate
- Cryptic
- Semantic
- Phonological
- Linguistic
- Phonetic
- Lexical
- Uttered
- Merciful
- Verbal
- Indistinct
- Eloquent
- Emphatic
- Intelligible
- Contextual
- Passionate
- Exalted
- Utter
- Expressive
- Sublime
- Irony
- Meaningful
- Poetic
- Literal
- Divine
- Spontaneous
- Meaningless
- Wondrous
- Rhetorical
- Meaning
- Authoritative
- Ambiguous
- Mystic
Adverb
Wiktionary
UTTERANCE, noun. An act of uttering.
UTTERANCE, noun. Something spoken.
UTTERANCE, noun. The ability to speak.
UTTERANCE, noun. Manner of speaking.
UTTERANCE, noun. (obsolete) Sale by offering to the public.
UTTERANCE, noun. (obsolete) Putting in circulation.
UTTERANCE, noun. (now literary) The utmost extremity (of a fight etc.).
Dictionary definition
UTTERANCE, noun. The use of uttered sounds for auditory communication.
Wise words
Words are but symbols for the relations of things to one
another and to us; nowhere do they touch upon absolute
truth.