MUMBLES Meaning and
Definition
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Mumbles is a verb that refers to the act of speaking or uttering indistinctly and quietly, often with one's mouth partially closed. This term is used to describe a type of speech where the words are not articulated clearly and are difficult to understand. Mumbling can happen when someone is speaking too softly or is not enunciating their words properly.
When someone mumbles, their speech may lack clarity and coherence, making it challenging for others to comprehend what they are saying. The sound produced during mumbling is often a low and indistinct murmur, characterized by a lack of distinct pronunciation and articulation of consonants and vowels. It can also involve a blending or slurring together of words, resulting in a loss of individual word recognition.
Mumbling can happen due to various reasons, such as fatigue, lack of confidence, shyness, or a speech impediment. Certain medical conditions, such as dental issues, hearing loss, or neurological disorders, may also contribute to mumbling.
The term "mumbles" can also be used as a noun to refer to incoherent or indistinct speech. For instance, one might say, "I had trouble understanding him due to his mumbles."
Overall, mumbles is a verb that describes the act of speaking in a low, unclear, and indistinct manner, making it challenging for others to comprehend the words being spoken.
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Etymology of MUMBLES
The word "mumbles" is derived from the Middle English term "mumlen", which originated from the Old English word "mumlian". This Old English term referred to the action of speaking or murmuring indistinctly or in a low voice. Over time, "mumbles" came to be used as a noun to describe the incomprehensible or low-volume speech.
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Conjugate verb Mumbles
CONDITIONAL
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