"Whispers" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Whispers" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
Whispers
"Whispers" Meaning
Lonely, soft, and private speech, usually for fear of being overheard.
"Whispers" Examples
Whispers
Adjective
- The kids whisper to each other in class when they don't want to disturb the teacher.
- The old, worn-out bed is starting to seem like a whisper into dreams because of its soft mattress.
Verb
- Please whisper the secret in my ear so that no one else can hear it.
- She began to whisper a happy melody as she walked through the garden.
Noun
- I overheard a whisper of the plan in the hallway between two people who thought they were being discreet.
- He told his whisper friends about the surprise party.
Idiom
- After the trust was broken, their voices were reduced to mere whispers of what they used to be.
- The new policy is still in its whispers; we'll see if it will be approved by the final decision.
"Whispers" Similar Words
Whisp
Whisperer
Whisperers
Whispering
Whisperings
Whist
Whistle-blower
A person who informs on a person or organization considered to be violating the law, often doing so within an organization, or to the general public, rather than through proper official channels. Example: The journalist was investigated for poising as a whistle-blower to get the story.
Whistle-blowers
Whistle-stop
Whistle
A whistle is a high-pitched sound made by forcing air through a small opening in order to produce a loud, shrill noise. It is often used to get someone's attention or to signal something. A whistle can also refer to the act of making this sound, or a device used to produce it.
Whistleblower
Whistleblowers
Whistleblowing