Utter ( verb , adjective )

(As a verb)

Utter ( verb )

1. Say something loudly and forcefully.
2. Give a sound, especially a cry.
3. Total; absolute; complete.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french utterier, based on latin uti "to use.".

Examples:

1. She uttered a scream when she saw the snake.
2. He uttered a sigh of relief.
3. She uttered a cry for help.
4. The company is in utter disarray.
5. The darkness was utter and complete.

(As an adjective)

Utter ( adjective )

1. Say something loudly and forcefully.
2. Give a sound, especially a cry.
3. Total; absolute; complete.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french utterier, based on latin uti "to use.".

Examples:

1. She uttered a scream when she saw the snake.
2. He uttered a sigh of relief.
3. She uttered a cry for help.
4. The company is in utter disarray.
5. The darkness was utter and complete.