Murmurs is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MURMURS in dictionary:

VERB:
• MURMUR, to make a subdued muttered sound
• say something in a low or indistinct voice
• make a low continuous sound
• express one's discontent about (someone or something) in a subdued manner
NOUN:
• a low continuous background noise
• a softly spoken or almost inaudible utterance
• the quiet or subdued expression of a particular feeling by a group of people
• a rumour
• a recurring sound heard in the heart through a stethoscope that is usually a sign of disease or damage
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to speak unclearly

Words related to MURMURS

murmur10 murmured13 murmuring14

Words that contain MURMURS

bemurmurs15 remurmurs13

How to use MURMURS in a sentence

• He neither frowns upon his unfortunate generals nor murmurs against Providence.
• The village was a mile distant, but in the absolute hush I could hear plainly its murmurs of life.
• I led them on to speak of the President, rejoicing when I elicited open murmurs and covert threats at his base ingratitude to the men on whose support his power rested.
• There were wounds of all degrees of severity, but I heard no groans or murmurs.
• Ethel and Clive were with him, and presently his voice sank into faint murmurs.
• He heard the murmurs of voices about him, and the groans of the dying, rising to hideous anguish as men were tortured by ghastly wounds and broken limbs.
• There had been murmurs of discontent in Petrograd for a long time.
• Abouzaid heard their murmurs and dismissed them, and from that hour continued blind to colours, and deaf to panegyrick.
• The heavy blows echoed through the room, and rudely broke in on the low murmurs and whispers which had for some little time been the only sounds heard there.
• This was the first ground of their animosity, which, for some time, proceeded no farther than private murmurs and petty discouragements.
• They were dissatisfied with this warfare against their brothers, and their dissatisfaction increased to murmurs and then to revolt.
• Having thus silenced the murmurs in Hungary, and established his authority there, he next turned his attention to the recovery of the Netherlands.
• The whole plain was filled with murmurs and complaints, groans and lamentations.
• There were angry murmurs, but Jude paid no attention.
• Angry murmurs rose among them and deepened into a confused clamor.
• With pallid lip and stony brow She murmurs forth her anguish now.
• He asked them all their names then, and they answered indistinct murmurs.
• But he was deaf to all who clamoured for an offensive movement, to the murmurs of the men, and to the remonstrances of the officers.
• The wistful melody still throbbed high and sank, and soared again above the murmurs of the passers-by and floated away upon the clear hot starlit night.
• Partial murmurs there had been, but murmurs were inevitable, and, so far as the government yet knew, were harmless.
• She was a mere shell, a beautiful shell in which one hears the faint murmurs of sweet music, echoes of sounds which might have been but were not.

Similar words containing MURMUR without suffix s

murmur10 bemurmur14 murmured13 murmurer12 remurmur12 bemurmurs15 murmurers13 murmuring14 murmurous13 remurmurs13 bemurmured17 murmurings15 remurmured15 bemurmuring18 murmuration15 murmuringly19 murmurously18 remurmuring16 unmurmuring16 murmurations16 unmurmuringly21

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