Make
Whisper
Whisper verb - To make (as a piece of information) the subject of common talk without any authority or confirmation of accuracy.
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Synonyms for Whisper
How words are described
| high | high make | high whisper |
| single | single make | single whisper |
| simple | simple make | simple whisper |
| small | small make | small whisper |
| Other adjectives: bad, quiet, last. | ||
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- In real life, when a person has something private to say to somebody else, they tend to whisper it to them, to make it more difficult for the other person to hear.
Source: Silent Whisper -
It couldn't eat or talk loud, but it could make facial expressions and whisper, which drove him insane.
Source: Music / Alice - The Unreveal: Shortly before killing her, one of the masked men reveals to Cait just what her husband's crime is... except he says it in a muffled whisper far too low for the audience to hear, and the last part of the whisper was even reversed, just to make it even more indecipherable.
Source: Film / Southbound
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