Born and Utter

Born

Born adjective - Being such from birth or by nature.

Utter and born are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Utter" instead a verb "Born".

Utter

Utter verb - To send forth using the vocal chords.

Born and utter are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Born" instead a verb "Utter".

Nearby Words: utterly, utterance, uttered, uttering

Both words in one sentence

  • I would never have imagined that a gently born young lady like you would have even known such words, let alone utter them!
  • Series / Downton Abbey The utter horror of high-born Edith and Rosamund (and even formerly middle-class Matthew) upon entering one is one of the funniest moments in Season 3.
  • Bad Powers, Bad People Most of the Minus Abnormals are driven into utter sociopathy through being born with horrible, destructive powers, like the ability to rot anything that your hands touch, that cannot be turned off.
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