stuttery
ˈstʌtəri
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Definition of stuttery - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
speechUShaving a tendency to stutter in speechUS
  • His speech was stuttery during the presentation.
hesitant stammering
2.
motionhaving a jerky or irregular motion
  • The video playback was stuttery and hard to watch.
irregular jerky uneven
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Origin of stuttery

English, stutter (to stammer) + -y (characterized by)

Examples of stuttery in a sentence

  • Her voice turned stuttery when nervous.
  • The stuttery engine made the ride uncomfortable.
  • Her stuttery movements indicated nervousness.

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  1. French:bégayant, saccadé, ...
  2. German:stockend, ruckartig, ...
  3. Italian:balbettante, irregolare, ...
  4. Spanish:entrecortado, irregular, ...
  5. Portuguese:gaguejante, tremido, ...
  6. Chinese:结结巴巴的, 卡顿的, ...
  7. Japanese:どもりがち, ぎこちない, ...
  8. Arabic:مُتَلَعْثِم, مُتَعَثِّر, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְגַמְגֵם, מְקֻטָּע, ...
  10. Russian:заикающийся, прерывистый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:переривчастий, смикається, ...
  12. Hindi:हकलाता हुआ, झटकेदार, ...
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