How Do You Spell STUTTERED?

Pronunciation: [stˈʌtəd] (IPA)

The word "stuttered" is spelled with a double T, reflecting the phonetic characteristic of the word's ending sound. The correct IPA phonetic transcription for this word is /ˈstʌtəd/, with emphasis on the first syllable. The initial "s" sound is followed by a short "u" sound, and the emphasis should be placed on the "t" sound to emphasize the stuttering nature of the word. The final "ed" sound reflects the past tense, and the sound is pronounced with a clear "d" sound.

STUTTERED Meaning and Definition

1. Stuttered is a verb that refers to the act of speaking with involuntary disruptions or interruptions in speech flow. It typically involves repeating or prolonging sounds, syllables, or words, as well as experiencing noticeable pauses or blocks while attempting to communicate. Stuttering can be characterized by frequent repetition of sounds (e.g., "w-w-w-wait") or words (e.g., "did-did-did you know?"), and the inability to smoothly produce speech.

   Stuttering is often accompanied by physical manifestations such as tense facial muscles, rapid eye blinking, or jerky head movements. The condition can cause feelings of frustration, embarrassment, or anxiety in individuals who stutter, especially in situations where speech is required, leading to avoidance of certain social interactions or speaking engagements.

   Stuttering can vary in severity and may have different triggers or patterns for different individuals. While the exact causes of stuttering are not fully understood, it is believed to result from a combination of factors including genetic predisposition, developmental factors, and environmental influences.

   Therapy and treatment options are available for individuals who stutter to help improve speech fluency. Speech therapy programs often focus on techniques to promote smoother speech production, reduce tension, and manage anxiety related to speaking. However, it is important to note that stuttering is not a reflection of a person's intelligence or abilities, and individuals who stutter can lead fulfilling personal and professional lives.

Top Common Misspellings for STUTTERED *

• studdered 55.1724137%
• stutterd 19.8275862%
• stuttured 12.0689655%
• stutered 8.6206896%
• stuttred 0.8620689%
• suttered 0.8620689%

* The statistics data for these misspellings percentages are collected from over 15,411,110 spell check sessions on www.spellchecker.net from Jan 2010 - Jun 2012.

Other Common Misspellings for STUTTERED

• sttutered
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• statterd
• sputered
• unuttered
• stutteed
• stufteed
• scuttored

Etymology of STUTTERED

The word "stuttered" has its origins in Middle English. It is derived from the Old English word "stuttre", which meant to stutter or stammer. The Old English term itself was likely influenced by the Old Norse word "stotra", meaning to stutter or hesitate. The etymology suggests that the word "stuttered" has roots in the Proto-Germanic language.

Conjugate verb Stuttered

CONDITIONAL

I would stutter

we would stutter

you would stutter

he/she/it would stutter

they would stutter

FUTURE

I will stutter

we will stutter

you will stutter

he/she/it will stutter

they will stutter

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have stuttered

we will have stuttered

you will have stuttered

he/she/it will have stuttered

they will have stuttered

PAST

I stuttered

we stuttered

you stuttered

he/she/it stuttered

they stuttered

PAST PERFECT

I had stuttered

we had stuttered

you had stuttered

he/she/it had stuttered

they had stuttered

PRESENT

I stutter

we stutter

you stutter

he/she/it stutters

they stutter

PRESENT PERFECT

I have stuttered

we have stuttered

you have stuttered

he/she/it has stuttered

they have stuttered

I am stuttering

we are stuttering

you are stuttering

he/she/it is stuttering

they are stuttering

I was stuttering

we were stuttering

you were stuttering

he/she/it was stuttering

they were stuttering

I will be stuttering

we will be stuttering

you will be stuttering

he/she/it will be stuttering

they will be stuttering

I have been stuttering

we have been stuttering

you have been stuttering

he/she/it has been stuttering

they have been stuttering

I had been stuttering

we had been stuttering

you had been stuttering

he/she/it had been stuttering

they had been stuttering

I will have been stuttering

we will have been stuttering

you will have been stuttering

he/she/it will have been stuttering

they will have been stuttering

I would have stuttered

we would have stuttered

you would have stuttered

he/she/it would have stuttered

they would have stuttered

I would be stuttering

we would be stuttering

you would be stuttering

he/she/it would be stuttering

they would be stuttering

I would have been stuttering

we would have been stuttering

you would have been stuttering

he/she/it would have been stuttering

they would have been stuttering