Hushing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HUSHING in dictionary:

VERB:
• HUSH, to quiet
• make (someone) be quiet or stop talking
• suppress public mention of something
• be quiet
NOUN:
• a silence
• The process of washing ore, or of uncovering mineral veins, by a heavy discharge of water from a reservoir; flushing; -- also called booming.
• a fricative sound (especially as an expression of disapproval)

Words related to HUSHING

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How to use HUSHING in a sentence

• Every tree during the progress of gentle storms is loaded with, fairy bloom at the coldest and darkest time of year, bending the branches, and hushing every singing needle.
• He entered and found a young mother hushing her baby to rest.
• Her voice came to him very softly, with a hushing tenderness through the miniature rush and gurgle of the water.
• And that night, when the house was still and sleep was far off, hushing hamlets and giving ease to cities, my fancy wandered up that aimless road and came suddenly to Wrellisford.
• Then a whisper reached the rider, a universal hushing of drawn breath, for the thousands were tasting the first thrill and terror of the combat.
• It was as though another element than air had descended amongst them, dull, unresonant, hushing word and tread.
• Instead of hushing up about economies, she brought them forward, and gave them a most cheery and comfortable, not to say dignified air.
• Lots of the younger children set up a-squalling, and it kept the women busy hushing them.
• The three Caraffa brothers resolved on hushing the affair up.
• With early day Began the tumult, and shall only cease When midnight, hushing one by one the sounds Of bustle, gathers the tired brood to rest.
• They have not the sense of justice to see or they have not the courage to denounce the perpetrators of evil, but direct all their efforts to hushing the complaints of the victims.
• No longer was there any need of hushing up Milly Neal.
• They marched solemnly onward, turned into a road that led to the hills, the wind hushing their chant, but the black cross still seen high above their dusky, upturned faces.
• Around her the noises of the camp rose, less sharp than an hour earlier, the night silence gradually hushing them.
• It is laid on the faint and weary, when the grace of Christ comes to them with its holy peace, hushing the wild tumult, and giving true rest of soul.
• The sun sank behind the Rockies, and a darkness, soft and mystical and silent, stole up the valley, hushing even the noiseless day.
• The storm continued all night long, but the beautiful sleeper heard it only as a lullaby hushing her to sweet repose.
• It was a way he had of hushing it up when he wanted to think.
• I became as still as the nature around me, stepping softly and almost hushing my breath.
• Father Carillo knelt and took communion, the music hushing suddenly to rise in more sonorous volume.
• With his coming a shadow fell upon her home, hushing its music and darkening its sunshine.
• My mother and grandmother sat with my sisters in the cart, hushing their murmurs of fear.
• She has the same power of hushing the wild goblin within me as you have, madam.
• We were all conforming to the silence of the evening hour and hushing our voices that we might not wake the count.
• A particle of eye and that which is there to meet another is talking and telling what is not hushing.
• All night his young wife sat waiting for him, hushing the feeble cries of the weary infant upon her breast.
• I will not tire you with this subject, dear grandmama, but only say that the effort here and everywhere in America seems to be directed toward hushing the matter up.

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