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mutter

[muht-er] / ˈmʌt ər /


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But from the Russians, apart from some discontented mutterings about European involvement and unauthorised leaks, the response has been somewhat muted.

From BBC

“Bring it home — for Kwei,” he mutters in an elaborate creature language invented expressly for the film.

From Los Angeles Times

In mid-October analysts warned some key quantum stocks could fall by up to 62%, while mutterings about an AI bubble grow ever louder.

From BBC

The other day an Eastern European woman working at the grocery store heard I was 37, shook her head, and muttered “What do you people eat in this country?”

From The Wall Street Journal

When Vinicius muttered "I'm going to leave this team" as he was replaced in Sunday's El Clasico win, it wasn't a new thought.

From BBC