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Meaning of mussitation

Wordnet

mussitation (n)

a low continuous indistinct sound; often accompanied by movement of the lips without the production of articulate speech

Webster

mussitation (n.)

A speaking in a low tone; mumbling.

mussitation Sentence Examples

  1. The faint mussitation of the wind rustled through the leaves, creating an eerie ambiance.
  2. The actress's mussitation was barely audible, but it carried the weight of her character's turmoil.
  3. The students' mussitation during the test was testament to their anxiety and the difficulty of the exam.
  4. The politician's mussitation revealed his nervousness as he addressed the crowd.
  5. The patient's mussitation was a symptom of their delirium, a sign that they were losing touch with reality.
  6. The wind whispering through the trees created a soft mussitation that soothed my soul.
  7. The rustle of leaves under my feet was accompanied by a faint mussitation, as if the forest itself was talking to me.
  8. The murmur of voices in the crowd was a comforting mussitation, reminding me that I wasn't alone.
  9. The teacher's gentle mussitation helped calm the restless students and focus their attention.
  10. The soft patter of rain on the roof created a soothing mussitation that lulled me to sleep.

FAQs About the word mussitation

a low continuous indistinct sound; often accompanied by movement of the lips without the production of articulate speechA speaking in a low tone; mumbling.

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The faint mussitation of the wind rustled through the leaves, creating an eerie ambiance.

The actress's mussitation was barely audible, but it carried the weight of her character's turmoil.

The students' mussitation during the test was testament to their anxiety and the difficulty of the exam.

The politician's mussitation revealed his nervousness as he addressed the crowd.