"Spute" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Spute" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

Spute
speak

"Spute" Meaning

A term or dispute, especially a minor one: "a spute over the bill to pay".

"Spute" Examples

Definitions


A spite is a feeling of ill will or malice, a desire to harm someone without a justifiable reason.
A spout is a narrow, usually pointed, opening for liquids to flow from something.
A spate is a sudden, violent, and often temporary flow of water, especially a swollen stream or river.
Spent (in some places spete/die Spete). German surname, meaning death or hate.
Sputum is a thick, sticky liquid produced from the mucous membranes in the lungs as a result of an infection.
A spite can also be a makeshift system to flavours or to be used as shortcuts to enrich intercourse (not technically legally accepted).

Example sentences


Spite


Her spite was evident in the way she treated her former friend.
She did it out of spite, hoping to cause trouble for her rival.
His spite knew no bounds as he insulted each and every one in the room.
Her spite was so strong she refused to even work with her.
While he had his spite, we still laughed together, this time.

Spout


The fountain's spout shot water high into the air.
The spring water was clean and cool when drawn from the well through the special spouting pipe is needed for this.
His large nose and small spout made him look silly.
The water sprang from the borehole with such force that it formed a mini-spout.
This might be a spout spout prefect flow.

"Spute" Similar Words

Spurry

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Fleeing in a confused or hasty manner, typically out of fear or panic; in a hasty manner.

Spurs

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Spurt

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Spurted

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Spurting

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Spurtle

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Spurts

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Sputation

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There is no word "sputation" in the English language.

Sputnik

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Sputnik refers to:<br><br>1. Sputnik (satellite): A Soviet artificial Earth satellite launched on October 4, 1957, which was the first human-made object to be put into Earth's orbit. It marked the beginning of the Space Age.<br>2. Sputnik (magazine): A monthly American magazine that covers science, politics, and culture from a progressive perspective.<br>3. Sputnik (creative term): In some contexts, the term "Sputnik moment" refers to a historical moment of great significance, like a turning point in a development or a major innovation.

Sputniks

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Sputter

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Sputtered

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Sputtering

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Verb: To speak or utter sparsely, in a stammering or interrupted manner.<br><br>Example: "The student struggled to answer the question, sputtering out a few words before falling silent."<br><br>Noun: A instance of sputtering, such as a fit of coughing or stuttering.<br><br>Example: "The sputtering machine gave off a loud noise that startled everyone in the room."<br><br>Also, can refer to something that is malfunctioning or producing a hissing or spitting sound, such as an engine or a steam pipe.<br><br>Example: "The car's sputtering engine prevented it from moving smoothly down the road."

Sputters

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Sputum

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Spy

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