noun

whispers

whispers, rumors

She spoke in soft whispers.

She spoke in soft whispers.

There are whispers that he might resign.

There are whispers that he might resign.

((of sth.)) quiet sounds The whispers of the crowd grew louder.

((that...)) a rumor There are whispers that the company is in trouble.

Synonyms: murmurs, rumors, gossip

Plural of the noun 'whisper'. From Old English 'hwisprian'.

'Whispers' can refer to quiet sounds or, figuratively, to secret information (rumors).

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