utter — complete and absolute; total
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: complete and absolute; total
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈʌtər/
Korean meaning: 완전한, 절대적인, 전적인
Korean pronunciation: **어**터
Example Sentences
- My room was in utter chaos after my cat decided to redecorate it.
- She was so angry that she couldn't utter a single coherent sentence.
- The exam was an utter nightmare - I think my brain went on vacation.
utter
ADJECTIVE//ˈʌtər//
complete and absolute; total
An utter classroom disaster with books and chaos scattered everywhere
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Utter the truth like melted butter flowing through the gutter, sharp as a cutter's edge
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Origin
From Middle Dutch 'uterste' or Middle Low German 'utterste', meaning 'outermost' or 'extreme'. Related to the Old English 'ut' meaning 'out', with the superlative suffix '-er'.
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“My room was in utter chaos after my cat decided to redecorate it.”
“She was so angry that she couldn't utter a single coherent sentence.”
“The exam was an utter nightmare - I think my brain went on vacation.”
“He didn't utter a complaint even when his coffee was replaced with mud water.”
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