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whisper

[hwis-per, wis-per] / ˈʰwɪs pər, ˈwɪs pər /




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Advance single “Let Me Grow and You’ll See the Fruit” is bewitching and emotionally resonant, like someone whispering a story into your ear over a beautifully jangly guitar line.

From The Wall Street Journal

He speaks in less than a whisper as we try to find a spot to hide in the fields.

From BBC

Consequently there will continue to be passionate, sometimes contentious, debate over whether the cosmos is gently whispering to us about its true nature, or whether astronomers are chasing celestial ghosts.

From BBC

Emery is not even prepared to whisper it, but Villa's performances are screaming out for him.

From BBC

Academics whisper in Mr. Powell’s ear that maybe 3% would be better for the economy anyway, and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent joined that chorus in an interview this week.

From The Wall Street Journal