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whimper

[hwim-per, wim-] / ˈʰwɪm pər, ˈwɪm- /


Example Sentences

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A deluge of chaotic sound rose from its depths: roaring, barking, yowling, whimpering.

From Literature

Eliot might have predicted, not with a bang but a whimper.

From Barron's

In Mr. Loznitsa’s vision, the waiting room is one place ideals go to die, or at least whimper.

From The Wall Street Journal

A whimper rose from behind Lloyd’s pillow, and maybe mine.

From Literature

It was thin and wet, and was complaining softly to itself in a low, continuous whimper.

From Literature