Murmur | Mean of murmur in English Dictionary

/ˈmɚmɚ/

• Noun
• a low sound made when many people are speaking
1. a murmur of voices
2. the murmur of the crowd
• a quiet expression of an opinion or feeling
1. The suggestion brought murmurs of disapproval.
2. a murmur of agreement/protest
3. murmurs of recognition
4. They accepted the decision without a murmur (of protest/complaint). [=they accepted the decision without protesting/complaining at all]
• speech or a way of speaking that is quiet and soft
1. He spoke in a murmur.
2. They spoke to each other in murmurs.

• a low, quiet, and continuous sound
1. a murmur of bees
2. the murmur of the waves along the shore
• an unusual heart sound that may indicate a problem with the heart's function or structure
1. Her doctor detected a (heart) murmur during a routine physical exam.
• Verb
• to say (something) in a quiet and soft voice
1. He murmured something about having to get home.
2. “Thank you,” she murmured as she left the room.
• to make a low, continuous sound
1. The breeze murmured in the pines.
2. the murmuring breeze