Is this correct?
(Someone says something you don't like, then you reply)
"I am uttering no words".

N.B. I want it to have an ironic shade, like a fancy and dignified talk.

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Is this correct?
(Someone says something you don't like, then you reply)
"I am uttering no words".

N.B. I want it to have an ironic shade, like a fancy and dignified talk.

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Hi Vencenzo, 
It sounds unnatural to say that you are *uttering no words. Perhaps you can also say: "I'm not talking to you", "I'm not going to say anything" or "I have no comment.", depending on how close you are to the person and the formality.

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It would be more natural to say, "I'm not going to say anything."

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You might also say, "I'm at a loss for words."

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It would be more natural to say ‘I have no words’

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It would be more simple if you say something like "Hmm sorry no comment" depends on how closer you are to that person. Hope that useful ☺️