How Do You Spell BEMURMUR?

Pronunciation: [bɪmˈɜːmə] (IPA)

Correct spelling for the English word "bemurmur" is [bɪmˈɜːmə], [bɪmˈɜːmə], [b_ɪ_m_ˈɜː_m_ə] (IPA phonetic alphabet).

BEMURMUR Meaning and Definition

  1. Bemurmur is a verb that generally means to express or utter something in a murmuring or low-toned manner. It refers to the act of speaking softly, often in a way that is not easily audible or clear to others. Bemurmuring can be seen as a form of mumbling or speaking indistinctly.

    When someone bemurmurs, they may be whispering or murmuring quietly under their breath, often due to feelings of shyness, nervousness, or secrecy. It can be a response to a desire to remain inconspicuous or to avoid drawing attention to oneself. Bemurmuring may also indicate a lack of confidence in one's own voice or a hesitation to speak up.

    The word "bemurmur" is derived from the combination of the prefix "be-" which intensifies the action, and the verb "murmur," which means to speak softly or indistinctly. The "be-" prefix suggests that the act of murmuring is done repeatedly or habitually.

    In a figurative sense, "bemurmur" can also be used to describe the soft murmuring sounds made by inanimate objects, such as the gentle rustling of leaves in the wind or the hushed whispers of flowing water. In this context, bemurmur conveys a sense of tranquility, creating a peaceful ambiance.

Common Misspellings for BEMURMUR

  • nemurmur
  • hemurmur
  • gemurmur
  • bwmurmur
  • bsmurmur
  • bdmurmur
  • brmurmur
  • b4murmur
  • b3murmur
  • benurmur
  • bekurmur
  • bejurmur
  • bemyrmur
  • bemhrmur
  • bemjrmur
  • bemirmur
  • bem8rmur
  • bem7rmur
  • bemuemur
  • bemudmur

Similar spelling words for BEMURMUR

Conjugate verb Bemurmur

CONDITIONAL

I would bemurmur
you would bemurmur
he/she/it would bemurmur
we would bemurmur
they would bemurmur

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be bemurmuring
you would be bemurmuring
he/she/it would be bemurmuring
we would be bemurmuring
they would be bemurmuring

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have bemurmur
you would have bemurmur
he/she/it would have bemurmur
we would have bemurmur
they would have bemurmur

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been bemurmuring
you would have been bemurmuring
he/she/it would have been bemurmuring
we would have been bemurmuring
they would have been bemurmuring

FUTURE

I will bemurmur
you will bemurmur
he/she/it will bemurmur
we will bemurmur
they will bemurmur

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be bemurmuring
you will be bemurmuring
he/she/it will be bemurmuring
we will be bemurmuring
they will be bemurmuring

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have bemurmured
you will have bemurmured
he/she/it will have bemurmured
we will have bemurmured
they will have bemurmured

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been bemurmuring
you will have been bemurmuring
he/she/it will have been bemurmuring
we will have been bemurmuring
they will have been bemurmuring

IMPERATIVE

you bemurmur
we let´s bemurmur

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to bemurmur

PAST

I bemurmured
you bemurmured
he/she/it bemurmured
we bemurmured
they bemurmured

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was bemurmuring
you were bemurmuring
he/she/it was bemurmuring
we were bemurmuring
they were bemurmuring

PAST PARTICIPLE

bemurmured

PAST PERFECT

I had bemurmured
you had bemurmured
he/she/it had bemurmured
we had bemurmured
they had bemurmured

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been bemurmuring
you had been bemurmuring
he/she/it had been bemurmuring
we had been bemurmuring
they had been bemurmuring

PRESENT

I bemurmur
you bemurmur
he/she/it bemurmurs
we bemurmur
they bemurmur

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am bemurmuring
you are bemurmuring
he/she/it is bemurmuring
we are bemurmuring
they are bemurmuring

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

bemurmuring

PRESENT PERFECT

I have bemurmured
you have bemurmured
he/she/it has bemurmured
we have bemurmured
they have bemurmured

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been bemurmuring
you have been bemurmuring
he/she/it has been bemurmuring
we have been bemurmuring
they have been bemurmuring

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