stuttering in Latin
stuttering in Latin is balbus — stuttering means a speech disorder involving involuntary repetitions, prolongations, or blocks in the flow of speech.
stuttering in Latin
balbus
That stutters.
What does "stuttering" mean?
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noun A speech disorder involving involuntary repetitions, prolongations, or blocks in the flow of speech.
"He has worked with a speech therapist since childhood to manage his stuttering."
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adj Marked by hesitant, halting speech or motion.
"The stuttering engine coughed twice and then finally started."
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stuttering in a sentence
- He has worked with a speech therapist since childhood to manage his stuttering.
- Many famous actors and singers have dealt with stuttering at some point in their lives.
- The stuttering engine coughed twice and then finally started.
- She answered in a stuttering voice because she was so nervous.
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What is "stuttering" in Latin?
"stuttering" in Latin is balbus. stuttering means: A speech disorder involving involuntary repetitions, prolongations, or blocks in the flow of speech.
How do you use "stuttering" in a sentence?
Example: "He has worked with a speech therapist since childhood to manage his stuttering." In Latin, "stuttering" is balbus.
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