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utter stupidity
Definition
complete or total (used as an intensifier—typically when stressing how bad something is)
- He was the coldest man I ever saw, the most dangerous, and utterly unpredictable.Chapter 16 (80% in)
- To be utterly convincing, all that was required was the death of a brother, the proper grief to follow.Chapter 31 (60% in)
There are no more uses of "utter" flagged with this meaning in The Bourne Identity.
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- The words he uttered alarmed her; she had obviously related them to herself and was terrified.Chapter 7 (19% in)
- Lamouche's words were uttered in equal parts, astonishment and contempt "Where you come from I don't know, but you will get off this boat."Chapter 2 (83% in)
- The owner sighed and shrugged, uttering obsequious phrases of apology and assurance.Chapter 3 (30% in)
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