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stuttering

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Main Entry: stutter
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: speak haltingly

Synonyms:

dribble, falter, hesitate, splutter, sputter, stammer, stumble

Antonyms:

continue
Main Entry: stuttering
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: stammer

Synonyms:

faltering, halting, hesitation, lurch, pause, repetition, splutter, sputtering, stammering, stoppage, stumble, stutter, wobble
Main Entry: ashamed
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: regretting, remorseful

Synonyms:

abashed, apologetic, bashful, blushing, chagrined, compunctious, conscience-stricken, contrite, crestfallen, debased, demeaned, discomfited, disconcerted, distraught, distressed, embarrassed, flustered, guilty, hesitant, humble, humbled, humiliated, meek, mortified, muddled, penitent, regretful, reluctant, repentant, shamed, shamefaced, sheepish, shy, sorry, stammering, stuttering, submissive

Antonyms:

bold, defiant, immodest, not sorry, shameless, unregretful, unremorseful, unself-conscious
Main Entry: halting
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: hesitant

Synonyms:

awkward, bumbling, claudicant, clumsy, doubtful, faltering, gauche, imperfect, indecisive, inept, irresolute, labored, limping, lumbering, maladroit, slow, stammering, stumbling, stuttering, tentative, uncertain, unhandy, vacillating, vacillatory, wavering, wooden

Antonyms:

flowing, smooth, unhesitating
Main Entry: hesitate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: wait; be uncertain

Synonyms:

alternate, balance, balk, be irresolute, be reluctant, be unwilling, blow hot and cold, dally, debate, defer, delay, demur, dillydally, dither, doubt, equivocate, falter, flounder, fluctuate, fumble, hang back, hang*, hedge, hem and haw, hold back, hold off, hover, linger, oscillate, pause, ponder, pull back, pussyfoot, scruple, seesaw, shift, shrink, shy away, sit on fence, stammer, stop, straddle, stumble, stutter, swerve, tergiversate, think about, think twice, vacillate, waffle, waver, weigh

Antonyms:

attack, carry on, continue, go, go ahead, persevere, resolve
Main Entry: hesitation
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: waiting; uncertainty

Synonyms:

averseness, dawdling, delay, delaying, demurral, doubt, dubiety, equivocation, faltering, fluctuation, fumbling, hemming and hawing, hesitancy, indecision, indecisiveness, indisposition, irresolution, misgiving, mistrust, oscillation, pause, procrastination, qualm, reluctance, scruple, skepticism, stammering, stumbling, stuttering, unwillingness, vacillation, wavering
Notes: hesitancy is a quality or state, while hesitation is an act

Antonyms:

certainty, eagerness, go, perseverance, sureness
Main Entry: incoherent
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: unintelligible

Synonyms:

breathless, confused, disconnected, discontinuous, discordant, disjointed, disordered, dumb, faltering, inarticulate, incohesive, incomprehensible, incongruous, inconsistent, indistinct, indistinguishable, irrational, jumbled, maundering, muddled, muffled, mumbling, mute, muttered, puzzling, rambling, stammering, stuttering, tongue-tied, uncommunicative, unconnected, uncoordinated, uneven, unvocal, wandering, wild

Antonyms:

coherent, intelligible, understandable
Main Entry: mumble
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: say low and inarticulately

Synonyms:

grumble, maunder, murmur, mutter, ramble, rumble, say to oneself, speak, stammer, stutter, swallow, talk, utter, verbalize, vocalize, voice, whimper, whine, whisper

Antonyms:

speak clearly
Main Entry: murmur
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: make low, continuous sound

Synonyms:

babble, burble, buzz, drip, drone, flow, growl, gurgle, hum, meander, moan, mumble, mutter, purl, purr, ripple, rumble, stage-whisper, stammer, stutter, susurrate, tinkle, trickle, utter, verbalize, vocalize, voice, whisper

Antonyms:

speak clearly
Main Entry: slur
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: mumble words

Synonyms:

garble, mispronounce, miss, skip, stutter

Antonyms:

enunciate, pronounce
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