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Meanings of murmurous in English
Usage of murmurous in English
1
The music and the babel of tongues had become murmurous and indistinct.
2
Their cradle had been rocked to the murmurous roar of London traffic.
3
In a murmurous voice, he said, You need a new desire.
4
The auditorium shone with light; it grew murmurous with ecstatic approval.
5
There was a small fountain, and the waters sang in a murmurous music.
6
The hotel in Liverpool swarmed and buzzed with busy and murmurous American arrivals.
7
The breeze, murmurous amongst the branches, set the leaves rustling like silk attire.
8
From the brown, weather worn sealskin tent came the murmurous sound of voices.
9
I heard a low, murmurous sound, with a deal of contentment in it.
10
The tireless hum of insects made murmurous music all about him.
11
And on before, the causeway was utterly empty, dipping idly between murmurous green.
12
Against this the people, though they are a people of peace, are murmurous.
13
They were low, faint, murmurous sounds, for the lips were nearly at rest.
14
With a murmurous stir uncertain, in the air, the purple curtain
15
The sound was of a murmurous character, soft, attractive, persuasive, friendly.
16
They heard Kedzie's murmurous tones and the rumble of Dyckman's answer.
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Murmurous across language varieties
United Kingdom
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