murmuring
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definition
verb
Nina murmured an excuse and hurried away
say something in a low, soft, or indistinct voice.
noun
Amid the low, astonished murmuring of the crowd she stepped forwards to face him.
a soft, low, or indistinct sound produced by a person or group of people speaking quietly or at a distance.
example
Faint 'murmuring' was heard and the smell of blood hung in the air.
Before the end of the year there was a lot of 'murmuring' about the holiday shopping season being subpar.
Sounds of socializing: laughter and 'murmuring' drifted up from downstairs.
I can't hear a word clearly, can such 'murmuring' be called a song?
the 'murmuring' of the wind
There has been an undercurrent of 'murmuring' in some areas along the lines of ‘who'd have thought that he could do that, being blind and everything’.
In the rare moments when brass and percussion are silent, the soft 'murmuring' of pigeons will be heard.
The 'murmuring' , fluttering sounds of the crowd echoed off the high ceilings and stone arches of the chapel.
She saw their lips move, and their gestures, and blurred details in their faces, but only faint 'murmuring' of their low voices.
I heard curses and a lot of 'murmuring' from the other end.
A forest of masts from the boats that were still in the breakwater stood out against the night sky, and underlying everything was the steady 'murmuring' of the sea and the groaning of the boats' timbers.
He pushed it and as he did, the 'murmuring' stopped, the sound of chatter around him came to a dead silence.
Only slight 'murmuring' could be heard from the spectators.
He touched a button and I could hear the faint 'murmuring' of an audio track.
The director has over-dubbed the entire soundtrack and the dialogue is a studio-based whispery 'murmuring' .
Some 'murmuring' continued, wondering the wisdom of bringing up the delicate issue so early.
the 'murmuring' of the River Derwent
Instead of using music, the scenes are accompanied by real sound: incomprehensible 'murmuring' , shouts and cries.
From behind the door, could be heard the soft 'murmuring' of voices.
Wilde survived his first trial with a hung jury, but, amid much 'murmuring' amongst those in high places was convicted in his second trial.
The smell of smoke and burning paper hits me first, and then I can hear Bren's pleased 'murmuring' .
To the contrary I'm enjoying my freedom to sit quietly, in a world where the only external sounds are the night birds and the 'murmuring' of the tree tops.
As soon as Rolan nodded a yes, Mrs. Snow dashed into an adjoining room; the cries ceased and soft 'murmuring' could be heard.
Amid the low, astonished 'murmuring' of the crowd she stepped forwards to face him.
He couldn't see anything, only heard the distant 'murmuring' of the other people in the room.
Privately, I've heard quite a bit of 'murmuring' and muttering about the way this affects the day-to-day running of the club.
I don't know if Tony and Casey spoke but I did hear some 'murmuring' before I fell asleep.
I heard soft 'murmuring' and Viktor spat into the basin, wiping away the blood from his lips.
Even the glowing logs in the grate burned tranquilly, without any of those brisk cracklings and sputterings which make such cheerful company of a fire, while the distant roar of London's traffic came 'murmuringly' , dulled to a gentle monotone by the honeycomb of narrow side streets that intervened between the gaunt, red-brick Buildings and the bustling highways of the city.
The move has provoked public outcry from bar owners and thousands of waiters, dancers and bar girls, as well as disgruntled 'murmurings' from late-night boozers.
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