muttered

SEE DEFINITION OF muttered

verbgrumble, mumble

Synonyms for muttered

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Antonyms for muttered

speak clearly

whispered

adjective. spoken in a soft or quiet voice

breathed
muttered
quiet

Word Origin & History

early 14c., moteren "to mumble," from a common PIE imitative *mut- "to grunt, mutter" (cf. Old Norse muðla "to murmur," Latin muttire "to mutter," Old High German mutilon "to murmur, mutter; to drizzle"), with frequentative suffix -er. Related: Muttered; muttering.

Example Sentences formuttered

“Not but what she would have royal example,” muttered Tibble aside.

"He must have stolen it," muttered Halbert, looking after Robert with disappointment and chagrin.

"Nothing but a half loaf, and that's dry enough," muttered the stranger.

“I hope he will yet give the mounseer a good shaking,” muttered Smallbones.

"A six-foot stave throws a twelve-foot shadow," he muttered.

He held her to him and muttered incoherencies until she gasped.

"The whole Howard lot's a stuck-up set," muttered the farmer.

"If there's anythin' doin', I'm up against it here," he muttered to himself.

"The mare's actin' as if she'd a cup of tea, too," muttered her companion, Ned.

"Ned'll ride Diablo, sure; there's nothin' else to it," he muttered.

muttered

More words related to muttered

broken

incoherent

whispered