1. In a manner produced in the throat; with a guttural sound or quality.
Usage: Describes speech or sounds made deep in the throat, often harsh or rough.

Examples

• He spoke gutturally, his voice deep and rough.
• The language featured gutturally pronounced consonants that were difficult for English speakers to master.
• She laughed gutturally, a sound that seemed to come from deep within her chest.
• The actor delivered his lines gutturally to convey menace.
• The bird called gutturally from the depths of the forest.