Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
hushed-voice
noun
/hʌʃt vɔɪs/
Definition
A hushed voice refers to a quiet or soft tone of speaking, often used to convey secrecy or a sense of calm.
Examples
- The teacher instructed the students to speak in hushed voices during the library visit.
- They shared secrets in a hushed voice to avoid waking the baby.
- In the quiet room, they communicated in hushed voices, creating a sense of serenity.
Meaning
When someone speaks in a hushed voice, they typically do so to avoid being overheard or to create an intimate atmosphere.
Synonyms
- whispered voice
- soft voice
- quiet tone
- muted speech
