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whisper
noun as in rumor; information expressed in soft voice
Strong matches
confidence, disclosure, divulgence, hum, insinuation, mumble, mutter, report, secret, sighing, susurration, undertone, word
Weak matches
noun as in trace, suggestion
verb as in speak softly
Example Sentences
They watched Biryuzov work his way to Khrushchev’s seat, lean down, and whisper in his ear.
It was quiet, barely a whisper, but Roz definitely heard her own echo.
Yet the movie also sinks deeply into the specific, personal mysteries of a man who’s whispered about as a “hermit,” but who pursues his own vision for how his life might be shaped.
At a rehearsal of the season’s opening concert before our interview, I noted a few workers whispering with each other about 30 yards from stage.
As she hugs Ellen, she whispers, “I used to be afraid of you but I don’t think I am anymore.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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