murmur aloud
Frequency: 4.51.1 per million words
To say something in a low, soft, or indistinct voice that is nevertheless audible.
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Examples (20)
- "I wonder where she went," he murmured aloud to himself.
- She tends to murmur aloud when she's deep in thought.
- She didn't dare to murmur her thoughts aloud in the quiet library.
- He couldn't help but murmur aloud his dissatisfaction with the decision.
- I heard him murmuring the name aloud in his sleep.
- The old man would often murmur aloud to himself during his morning walks.
- A few people in the crowd began to murmur their disapproval aloud.
- In her sleep, she began to murmur aloud fragments of a dream.
- The priest murmured the ancient prayer aloud for all to hear.
- Despite his efforts to be quiet, he murmured aloud the answer to the puzzle.
- He often murmurs his ideas aloud while working on a difficult problem.
- A few students started to murmur aloud their protests during the lecture.
- Upon seeing the shocking news, she could only murmur a faint, "No," aloud.
- She was so surprised that she murmured aloud her astonishment.
- The old man would often murmur forgotten names aloud as he sat in his rocking chair.
- As he reviewed the document, he would occasionally murmur aloud comments.
- "This can't be right," she murmured aloud, rereading the confusing instructions.
- The child didn't mean to murmur aloud his secret, but he did.
- The child was murmuring the alphabet aloud to her dolls.
- If you murmur aloud too much, people might overhear you.