How to pronounce “uttered” in English

I barely uttered a smile and I wished that they leave as soon as possible.

I think this was uttered centuries ago.

The sentence I uttered is written today in a book called "The Boys."

the magic words uttered, and boom--" The universe as we know it began.

And someone uttered for the first time that I can find in the printed English language, "Follow your passion."

syllable we uttered, every choice we made, every action that we took.

Roosevelt's pledge uttered in his magically maleifluous voice delivered confidence.

to the sounds uttered are recorded and may be read at once."

heard one word uttered about the issue of poverty in any of the presidential debates we have heard nothing since John

The word "breast" was never uttered at her fancy school.

Was it that first phrase he uttered in the movie that Cornelia responded to?

And Amazon starts to become uttered in the same breath as Google, and even now Apple.

And long before Packers coach Vince Lombardi uttered his immortal quote--

And every word in the song were words uttered by people in the People Power Revolution.

And if one of the ones that you chose not uttered during the course of the meeting, we played for $20 stakes.

the end wasn't it mama who first uttered

Any author will tell you that the most time-- the great line that was uttered-- I don't know who said it.

Just since 2007, when I first uttered "marriage equality," no one knew what that meant.

Although I later found out that he invented a word that was uttered by my college roommate every day for four years, which made me a little bit unhappy.

Years later she distinctly remembered the first words uttered to her by Aiken.

And he also sent three kids to very expensive, private universities and never uttered a word of complaint.

I dare you to find somebody who hasn’t, at some point in their life, uttered the words, “Oooh, cool rock!” Those three little words connect you to powerful forces that shape the world,

I knew that they were going to be kind of absurd, but when translator came on stage and uttered her first couple lines.

She said it again, like a magic spell whose words had no meaning to her but held someone's promise that, if uttered in the right tone,

At this point we hadn't gone to the bathroom in about 10 hours, so the first words we uttered as we came through the hatch

Just about every one of them, at some point, has uttered a version of what I think is a classic quote.

And again like the point I'm trying to make is that words are never uttered in a vacuum right?

Until, suddenly, somebody uttered the dreaded