American English
/ˈə.ɾɚd̚/
2 syllables · Stress the first syllable.
Form of utter
Uttered is a formal word for producing a sound or saying something aloud.
Produced a short sound, especially a cry, without saying a complete message.
Practice out loudProduced a short sound, especially a cry, without saying a complete message.
The child uttered a sharp cry when the needle touched his arm.
She opened her mouth but uttered no sound.
Uttered is formal; said or made is usually more natural in everyday English.
Said something aloud, especially to express a thought, feeling, or message.
He uttered a brief apology and left the room.
The witness finally uttered the name of the suspect.
to say anything
He did not utter a word during the meeting.
to say or write things that are completely foolish or untrue
That theory is utter nonsense.
with no sound at all
We walked home in utter silence.