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whisper

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




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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

A U.S. official whispered a tip: Eat some bread.

From The Wall Street Journal

In private conversations, researchers whispered about which lab might be the first to build AI “superintelligence” that is smarter than mere humans—and whether they were in the middle of one humongous bubble.

From The Wall Street Journal