Whispered is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WHISPERED in dictionary:

VERB:
• WHISPER, to speak softly
• be rumoured
• (of leaves, wind, or water) rustle or murmur softly.
• speak very softly using one's breath rather than one's throat, especially for the sake of secrecy
NOUN:
• a soft or confidential tone of voice; a whispered word or phrase
• a rumour or piece of gossip
• a soft rustling or murmuring sound
• a slight trace; a hint
ADJECTIVE:
• spoken in soft hushed tones without vibrations of the vocal cords

Words related to WHISPERED

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How to use WHISPERED in a sentence

• And all the while the desert whispered what I shall not know.
• Faintly she sank back on the pillows, and faintly whispered to him to kneel and pray.
• Meeker evidently caught me looking at him, for he whispered to the beggar, who hastened away, taking a furtive glance at me over his shoulder as he left.
• Arthur Henderson rather vague, I whispered a question about him to my next neighbour.
• Soft words of love are whispered in his ear, and he is told of the Lamb of God that bids little children to come unto him.
• A short and whispered conference took place between them and their officer, who appeared both to receive a report, and to communicate an order.
• His monstrous vanity whispered eager flattery in his ears.
• But each time a voice whispered that such a course would not be honourable.
• They whispered in turn, and soon three hundred men were waked and ready.
• There was a whispered talk between the old woman and one of the men.
• Raising his eyes to her face, as she sat beside his bed the day the specialist had given his final command, Drew whispered his hope to her.
• The secret was whispered to Cortez, and he decided to sail at once, though he was still short of men, of vessels, and of supplies.
• Women and children looked at him curiously and whispered as he passed.
• She even whispered and laughed in the evening meetings.
• Ferdinand did not forget his zealous friend, who whispered hope when all was black.
• Perhaps, the secret voices which whispered in his breast of a dazzling future, and a fabulous career of military glory, had already announced the rising of his star.
• Master Jeremy Mounce humbly whispered a query as to what His Honor would condescend to take.
• Presently as permitted under the rules, he whispered softly with the boy seated behind him.
• Before the quarters of the Austrian commander, the officer whispered to the orderly stationed at the entrance.
• Charles had been captured on his way back to her, and her agonized heart whispered that she was responsible for his fate.
• He whispered a hope to himself that this beloved relative might be killed in the field.
• The usual applause greeted him on its conclusion, when Nat Straw climbed up on the wagon wheel, and likewise whispered something to his champion.
• The stars may have twinkled overhead, and sundry voices of the night may have whispered to us as we lay down to sleep, but we were too tired for poetry or sentiment that night.
• No, she had never for an instant seriously contemplated this possibility which Nick had whispered into her ear.
• Braxton Wyatt followed him and whispered rapidly to the Spaniard.
• It is very becoming to her, and several young ladies have whispered their intention of trying its effect upon themselves, so that Katy may yet be a leader of the fashion.

Similar words containing WHISPER without suffix ed

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