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uttered

UK
/ˈʌtəd/
US
/ˈʌtərd/

Translations

utteredadjective
Occasionally used attributively before a noun.
The uttered threat made everyone uneasy.
La menace prononcée a mis tout le monde mal à l'aise.
Additional translations
énoncéEmploi soutenu ou plus neutre pour un propos formulé à l’oral.
utteredpast participle
Used as the past participle of the verb 'utter' functioning adjectivally.
Her apology, uttered softly, was barely audible.
Ses excuses, prononcées doucement, étaient à peine audibles.
Additional translations
articuléQuand il s’agit d’un énoncé prononcé clairement.
utterverb

uttered

Past Simple

uttered
Past Simple
uttered
Past Participle
uttering
Gerund
UK
/ˈʌtə/
US
/ˈʌtər/
prononcerS’emploie pour un énoncé ou une parole formulée de manière nette ou délibérée.
She managed to utter a few words before breaking down in tears.
Elle a réussi à prononcer quelques mots avant d’éclater en sanglots.
Additional translations
émettreS’emploie quand la parole ou un son sort difficilement.
écoulerSens juridique : pour des faux billets ou de faux documents mis en circulation.
Synonyms
declare
express
articulate
voice
pronounce
state
emit
enunciate
speak

Definitions

utteredadjective
That has been spoken or voiced.
The uttered threat made everyone uneasy.
utteredpast participle
Spoken or expressed in words; articulated.
Her apology, uttered softly, was barely audible.
utterverb
To speak or pronounce something, especially in a formal or deliberate manner.
She managed to utter a few words before breaking down in tears.
To express something audibly, often with difficulty or hesitation.
He could barely utter a sound after the shocking news.
Law: To put (a forged document or counterfeit money) into circulation as if it were genuine.
The suspect was arrested for attempting to utter counterfeit bills at the store.
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