verb

whisper

to whisper

She whispered a secret to me.

She whispered a secret to me.

They whispered about the new teacher.

They whispered about the new teacher.

The wind whispered through the trees.

The wind whispered through the trees.

((sth.)) ((to sb.)) to whisper (sth.) to (sb.) She whispered a secret to me.

((about sth.)) to whisper about (sth.) They whispered about the new teacher.

Synonyms: murmur, mutter; Antonyms: shout, yell

From Old English 'hwisprian', of imitative origin, mimicking the sound of whispering.

The sound of the word 'whisper' itself sounds like a quiet, breathy sound.

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