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Another word for utterance

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utterance

n.

declaration, saying, verbalization, phonation, assertion, announcement, pronouncement, ejaculation, vociferation, talk, speech, query, expression, sentence, declamation, statement, proclamation, recitation, asseveration, spiel, rant, jargon, response, reply, oration, peroration, set speech, delivered opinion.

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Another word for utterance

noun

The act or an instance of expressing in words:
articulation, expression, statement, verbalization, vocalization, voice. See words
The use of the speech organs to produce sounds:
articulation, enunciation, vocalism, vocalization, voicing. See sounds, words
The faculty, act, or product of speaking:
discourse, speech, talk, verbalization, vocalization. See words
Something said:
saying, statement, word. See words

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The Book of Genesis had told how all things were called into existence by a Divine utterance: "God said, Let there be."
The historian observes and records, in different lands and ages, the rise or explicit utterance of belief in one God.
Each generation hands it on beautified to the next; each has done something to give utterance to the universal thought.
His utterance was interrupted by frequent coughing; every sentence came out with a struggle.
Considered as a " prose epic," or a vivid utterance of the thought of the period, it has a permanent and unique value.

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