rustly
- adjective
- /ˈrʌstli/
- The leaves made a rustly sound as the wind blew.
Examples
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The rustly leaves made the forest seem alive with quiet movement.
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She loved the rustly sound of her dress as she walked across the room.
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A rustly breeze moved through the dry grass on the hillside.
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I heard a rustly noise coming from the bushes.
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The rustly leaves danced in the gentle breeze.
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As she walked across the rustly grass, it reminded her of summer evenings.
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He loved the rustly sound of the parchment as he turned the pages of the old book.
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Etymology
The word rustly also comes from the verb rustle, which means 'a soft, whispering sound' made by leaves or cloth, and with the ending -ly it describes something that makes that quiet sound.