uptalk

/ˈʌpˌtɔːk/
noun
  1. A way of speaking in which the voice rises at the end of a statement, making it sound like a question.
    • Her uptalk made every sentence sound uncertain, even when she knew the answer.
    • Some people criticize uptalk as a sign of insecurity, but it is common in many dialects.
    • The actor used uptalk to make his character seem young and hesitant.
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