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Adjective: whispering  wis-pu-ring
  1. Making a low continuous indistinct sound
    "like whispering waves";
    - murmuring, susurrant
Noun: whispering  wis-pu-ring
  1. A light noise, like the noise of silk clothing or leaves blowing in the wind
    "The whispering of her dress announced her arrival";
    - rustle, rustling, whisper, susurration [literary], susurrus [literary]
     
  2. Speaking softly without vibration of the vocal cords
    "The whispering of the leaves in the breeze was soothing";
    - whisper, susurration [literary], voicelessness
Verb: whisper  wis-pu(r)
  1. Speak softly; in a low voice
    "He whispered the secret in her ear"

Derived forms: whisperings

See also: soft

Type of: mouth, noise, speak, speaking, speech production, talk, utter, verbalise [Brit], verbalize

Antonym: shout

Encyclopedia: Whispering

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