CURMURRING Meaning and
Definition
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Curmurring is a rare and archaic verb originating from Middle English, typically used in a British dialect, which describes the low, indistinct sound or murmur made by a group of people engaged in murmuring or whispering amongst themselves in a discontented, grumbling, or dissatisfied manner. The term is often associated with expressing disapproval, discontent, or dissatisfaction, usually accompanied by hushed or whispered conversations. Curmurring implies a certain level of secrecy or discretion in these conversations, as they are not meant to be overtly audible or shared with others. The word is believed to have derived from the Middle English word "murmuren," which means to murmur or make a low, continuous sound.
Curmurring primarily conveys a sense of dissent or disapproval with an undertone of secrecy or conspiratorial behavior. It suggests that the individuals engaging in curmurring may be discussing or expressing their grievances against someone or something, often in a clandestine or subtle manner. It is commonly used in situations where people are dissatisfied or disgruntled but do not want to voice their grievances openly or directly. The verb curmurring can be associated with a group of like-minded individuals who, due to circumstances or social norms, feel the need to keep their discontentment hidden or covert.
Common Misspellings for CURMURRING
- xurmurring
- vurmurring
- furmurring
- durmurring
- cyrmurring
- chrmurring
- cjrmurring
- cirmurring
- c8rmurring
- c7rmurring
- cuemurring
- cudmurring
- cufmurring
- cutmurring
- cu5murring
- cu4murring
- curnurring
- curkurring
- curjurring
- curmyrring
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