utterer's Usage Examples:

that Oroetes, angered by this taunt, was less desirous of punishing the utterer of it than of by all means destroying the reason of the reproach, namely.

explicit or literal meaning of an utterance, and which suggests that the utterer had a reason for not using a more informative or stronger term on the same.

It is a lie that was uttered with malice, that is, the utterer knew it was false or would cause damage or harm.

The Metaoperational Theory is an utterer-centered approach to language and languages whose theoretical framework.

Novara, and a member of the order since 1291, an eloquent, enthusiastic utterer of apocalyptic prophecies.

Jerome: "This is no voluntary confession followed up by a reward to the utterer, but one extorted by the compulsion of necessity.

The utterer might intend to describe the room, in which case the illocutionary force.

codified and learnt, as Latin had thus far been: only "if the English utterer be as skillfull in the matter, which he is to utter" can English rival.

person pronoun you in "Ii will give youj a hand" respectively refer to the utterer and the addressee in the context in which this quoted speech was uttered.

the Jewish community and SNP voters, and described Starkey as a "serial utterer of bile and bilge".

sweetest pledge of his life to stand instead of the wand, from whom, if the utterer of the boast did not strike down the apple which was placed on him at the.

Moreover, signs require at least two Quasi-minds; a Quasi-utterer and a Quasi-interpreter; and although these two are at one (i.

individual being described clinomorphically is not in fact believed by the utterer to be a sufferer of the condition in question.

prevent voluntary disclosure – and was asymmetric, as it did not prevent the utterer from being compelled to disclose communications, only the listener (i.

possession of more counterfeit money within 10 days was to be deemed "a common utterer of false money" and sentenced to 1 year imprisonment and then provide sureties.

doing the former entails doing the latter: "I want to say that (1) "U (utterer) said that p" entails (2) "U did something x by which U meant that p" (87).

used by an author "is what mediates sensuously and externally between utterer and listener".

Synonyms:

deceiver; cheat; cheater; trickster; beguiler; slicker;

Antonyms:

eukaryote; prokaryote; undercharge; square shooter; expert witness;