| utter word | 12.97 | Nobody utters a word. | ||
| utter name | 1.45 | He would not utter those names lightly. | ||
| utter epithet | 1.05 | Waller uttered an epithet. | ||
| utter sentence | 0.92 | He can hardly utter a sentence without swearing. | ||
| utter expletive | 0.66 | Bright Eyes uttered an expletive. | ||
| utter obscenity | 0.59 | Then Agassi hit a service return wide and uttered an obscenity. | ||
| utter phrase | 0.59 | President Clinton, among others, has uttered the phrase. | ||
| utter sound | 0.59 | Did you even utter a sound about the slaughters in Kosovo? | ||
| utter threat | 0.59 | The police said Smith was not the man who uttered that threat. | ||
| utter line | 0.53 | Does it somehow become magically original because the lines are being uttered by Koreans? | ||
| utter profanity | 0.46 | On the sidelines, coaches utter profanities that would rival Richard Pryor on his best days. | ||
| utter remark | 0.46 | Majerus then said if he found out the remarks were uttered, he would resign. | ||
| utter peep | 0.39 | For the rest of the episode, she will not utter a peep. | ||
| utter sentiment | 0.39 | This is not the first time Sharon has uttered such sentiments. | ||
| utter cry | 0.33 | She uttered a cry of pleasure. | ||
| utter slur | 0.33 | He uttered the slur in a matter-of-fact way without any indication that he intended it as a joke. | ||
| utter statement | 0.33 | Gujral must restrain his colleagues from uttering anti-Congress statements. | ||
| utter curse | 0.26 | I heard him utter a curse before the microphone was shut off. | ||
| utter prayer | 0.26 | It was a year of doom, heartache, blood spilled, battles waged and uttered prayers seemingly unanswered. | ||
| utter truth | 0.26 | For the first time in her life, she uttered the truth. |