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Often used in the same context:
stammering,
spluttering,
stumbling,
stage fright,
tetchiness,
ropey,
sputtering,
echolalia,
collywobbles,
stagefright,
wobble,
dyslexia,
juddering,
lisps,
yips,
dour,
dysarthria,
fluency,
shakiness,
hiccup,
rhythmless,
jerkiness,
dysphasia,
deafness,
misfiring,
gluepot,
wheezing,
grand mal,
spastic paralysis,
affectless,
hyperactivity,
amusia,
woodenness,
apraxia,
jittering,
fadeout,
tourette,
blips,
consonants,
shyness,
slurring,
autism,
agnosia,
hypotonia,
epilepsy,
myotonia,
lethargy,
expressive aphasia,
hemiplegia,
tiredness,
neurological disorder,
dyscalculia,
nerves,
motherese,
sluggishness,
aphasia,
listlessness,
muteness,
underachievement,
essential tremor,
speechlessness,
downbeat,
tics,
inaudibility,
progeria,
premature ejaculation,
auditory hallucination,
sibilance,
weltschmerz,
ataxia,
droning,
stereotypy,
afterimage,
coprolalia,
babyhood,
neurosis,
torpor,
monosyllables,
thrashing,
coasting,
robotlike,
logorrhea,
intonation,
plodding,
scrofula,
inarticulateness,
jamais vu,
myotonic dystrophy,
preadolescence,
babbling,
irrepressibility,
rustiness,
flicker,
frailties,
glottal,
palsied,
tinnitus,
glumness,
repetitiveness,
attention deficit hyperactivity disorder,
chorea,
dysphonia,
constipation,
albuminuria,
insomnia,
anorexia,
hoarseness,
colds,
glycosuria,
indigestion,
polyuria,
soreness,
sunburn,
toothache,
traumatism,
bruising,
dizziness,
drowsiness,
dyspnoea,
incontinence,
couple,
abler,
ambulatory,
antiunion,
aphasic,
arawak,
aryan,
ataxic,
athabascan,
bantu,
bilingual,
cantonese,
carib,
cleft,
connected,
deaf,
dysarthric,
extraction,
hakka,
hausa
Appears in the definition of:
torment
Synonyms:
inarticulate,
stammering,
unarticulate
Also try:
— Adjectives for stuttering:
developmental,
early,
primary,
severe,
neurogenic,
voluntary,
secondary,
more,
chronic,
psychogenic,
persistent,
more...
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