unmuffle Synonyms
unmuffle Meaning
unmuffle (v. t.)
To take a covering from, as the face; to uncover.
To remove the muffling of, as a drum.
unmuffle Sentence Examples
- The children eagerly unmuffled their voices, breaking the silence with a chorus of laughter and chatter.
- The muffled sound of music gradually unmuffled as she approached the open door.
- The muffled cough of the sick child unmuffled as the doctor examined his throat.
- The engine unmuffled with a roar, signaling the car's readiness to take off.
- The unmuffled voices of the crowd filled the stadium, creating an atmosphere of excitement.
- The unmuffled barking of the dog startled the pedestrians, causing them to jump in surprise.
- The unmuffled whimpering of the puppy broke her heart, prompting her to scoop it into her arms.
- The sound of the gunshots unmuffled in the quiet night, sending shockwaves through the neighborhood.
- The unmuffled whispers of the conspirators revealed their sinister intentions.
- The unmuffled laughter of the children echoed through the house, bringing joy and warmth to its occupants.
FAQs About the word unmuffle
To take a covering from, as the face; to uncover., To remove the muffling of, as a drum.
increase, deepen, enhance, step up, amplify, magnify, heighten,strengthen, boost,
stifle, pad, muffle, insulate, insulate, muffle, mute, mute, stifle, pad
The children eagerly unmuffled their voices, breaking the silence with a chorus of laughter and chatter.
The muffled sound of music gradually unmuffled as she approached the open door.
The muffled cough of the sick child unmuffled as the doctor examined his throat.
The engine unmuffled with a roar, signaling the car's readiness to take off.
