Definition
Definition of muttered - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
speechspoken in a low unclear voice
- He gave a muttered response, barely audible.
- She answered in a muttered tone, hard to understand.
- His muttered words were lost in the noise.
Expressions with muttered
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speak in a low voice, often to oneself
He muttered under his breath during the meeting.
Origin of muttered
German, muttern (to grumble)
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- French:murmuré, ...
- German:gemurmelt, ...
- Italian:sussurrato, ...
- Spanish:susurrado, ...
- Portuguese:murmurado, ...
- Chinese:低声的, ...
- Japanese:ぼそぼそとした, ...
- Arabic:متمتم, ...
- Hebrew:מְמֻלְמָל, ...
- Russian:пробормотанный, ...
- Ukrainian:пробурмотів, ...
- Hindi:बुदबुदाया हुआ, ...
Definition of mutter - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
low speechtr./intr. speak in a low tone that is barely audibletr./intr.
- She continued to mutter to herself while working..
2.
complain quietlytr./intr. complain in a discontented or peevish mannertr./intr.
- He always mutters about the chores he has to do..
3.
soundintr. Rare make a low continuous soundintr. Rare
- The engine muttered softly in the background.
Noun
1.
communicationquiet complaint or expression of discontent
- She heard a mutter of disapproval from the back.
2.
indistinct soundlow continuous sound often without clear speech
- The mutter of the crowd grew louder.
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dish made with peas and paneer in tomato-based sauce
We ordered mutter paneer at the Indian restaurant.
Origin of mutter
German, muttern (to grumble)
Examples of mutter in a sentence
The old man began to mutter as he read the letter. She would mutter under her breath when annoyed. They mutter complaints about the new rules. He muttered to himself while reading. The old man muttered as he walked past. There was a mutter about the unfair decision.
A mutter of agreement spread through the crowd. A mutter could be heard from the back of the room. The mutter of the engine was barely audible.
View all translations of mutter
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- French:marmonner, murmure, ...
- German:murmeln, Gemurmel, ...
- Italian:mormorare, mormorio, ...
- Spanish:murmurar, murmullo, ...
- Portuguese:murmurar, murmúrio, ...
- Chinese:低声说话, 低语声, ...
- Japanese:つぶやく, つぶやき, ...
- Arabic:هَمْهَمَ, تمتمة, ...
- Hebrew:לְמַלְמֵל, מִלְמוּל, ...
- Russian:бормотать, бормотание, ...
- Ukrainian:бурмотіти, бурмотіння, ...
- Hindi:बड़बड़ाना, बड़बड़ाहट, ...
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