Murmuringly

In a way that expresses something in a low, indistinct, and continuous sound, typically of disapproval, complaint, or subdued conversation. This implies a soft and hushed vocalization, often indicating uncertainty, private communication, or an expression of discontent that is not openly stated. It suggests a lack of clear enunciation, the voice barely audible, and conveying an atmosphere of secretive behavior. It is used to describe both human and non-human sounds like whispering, rustling of leaves, or gentle running water, capturing the subtle nature of the noise.

Murmuringly meaning with examples

• The crowd, initially enthusiastic, began murmuringly to express their doubts about the politician's new proposal. Unease spread like wildfire amongst the gathered group. The words weren't clearly spoken; they faded away, leaving just a gentle murmur through the air.
• Caught in the act of a forbidden late night snack, the children murmuredly discussed their options. Would they hide or make a break for it, or would they be caught in the midst of it all? Their whispers filled the dim lit room.
• As the wind swept through the forest, the leaves danced and murmuredly whispered secrets to each other. The sound was soft, a low continuous rush creating a natural ambiance that soothed the hikers walking through the tall trees.
• The old woman, reviewing the inheritance documents, murmuredly questioned a particular clause. Her voice barely a whisper carried a hint of regret and confusion, reflecting her past experience. The lawyer barely caught what was said.
• The audience in the concert hall, anticipating the arrival of the band, murmuredly grew more and more impatient. A sense of anticipation buzzed in the air; quiet chatter and a hum of excitement filled the room as they waited for the show to start.