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What is hushed voice?

A hushed voice is a voice that is spoken very quietly and softly, almost in a whisper. It's often used in situations where:

* Privacy is desired: You might use a hushed voice to share a secret or avoid being overheard.

* Respect is needed: You might speak in a hushed voice in a library, a hospital, or a place of worship to avoid disturbing others.

* Emphasis is desired: A hushed voice can create a sense of mystery, suspense, or intrigue.

* A sense of urgency is present: A hushed voice can signal an urgent or serious situation.

The term "hushed" itself implies a sense of quietness and stillness.

Here are some synonyms for "hushed voice":

* Whisper

* Soft voice

* Low voice

* Mute voice

* Quiet voice

Example:

"The library was filled with the hushed voices of students studying for their exams."

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