Noun:

ಮಟರ್,

mutterings's Usage Examples:

But by the middle of the twentieth century widespread mutterings were making themselves heard.

dialogue, the film includes a musical score, sound effects and incoherent mutterings.

into the hall and renders a nonstop commentary of grunts, groans and mutterings".

He ran into Edwin Jarvis on the streets and alarmed him by his mutterings and appearance.

In labelling Papal discourse as the "mutterings of some papists in corners", Swinnerton discredits all speech or writing.

Some of those who heard him, took his words as meaningless mutterings.

how "in typical paranoid ideas of reference, the person feels that the murmurings and mutterings he hears as he walks past a street crowd are about him.

Zimmerman, the idea of the panel "is to really take those grumblings and mutterings and bring them out into the light, speak truth to power, cut through to.

paranoid ideas of reference, the person feels that the murmurings and mutterings he hears as he walks past a street crowd are about him.

The mutterings are recorded, but no-one can figure out the language.

According to Zimmerman, the idea of the panel "is to really take those grumblings and mutterings and bring them out into the light, speak truth to power.

with a voice to match, he supplemented it with a barrage of wheezings, croakings, mutterings and, as the opera singer in Frontiers of Farce (Old Vic, 1977).

considered it “scrupulously fair and informative on matters obscured by the mutterings of fools”.

Synonyms:

mumble, talk, mussitate, verbalise, mouth, maunder, speak, utter, verbalize,

Antonyms:

unhealthy, injured, unwholesome, unfit, broken,