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stutter

verb as in speak haltingly

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Biden, who has always had a stutter, has clearly lost an additional step in his rhetorical powers in recent years.

“Yet, when I became another character, in a play, I lost the stutter. It was phenomenal.”

But those early changes in the Emmy winner’s speech didn’t initially alarm her, she said, as he struggled with a “severe stutter” well into his teenage years.

Saturday was also the defending champions' first outing and they suffered a stutter of their own, losing four wickets while chasing just 94.

From BBC

In an apocalyptic speech littered with personal insults about President Joe Biden, including mocking his stutter, he said the surge of migrants across the southern border would lead to the plunder of US cities and the violation of its people.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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