whush
- noun
- /wʌʃ/
- UK
- She heard the gentle whush of her dress as she walked across the room.
Examples
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The fabric made a gentle whush when she waved it.
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A sudden whush of wind blew the papers off the table.
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The door closed with a soft whush, barely making a sound.
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I heard a soft whush as the wind blew through the trees.
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The whush of the wind through the trees created a calming atmosphere in the garden.
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As she opened the curtains, a soft whush filled the room from the fabric sliding against the rod.
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He loved the gentle whush of the waves lapping against the shore on a quiet evening.
Synonyms
A soft sound that leaves make when they move
A soft, continuous sound made by something turning or moving fast
A soft hissing or rustling sound made by something moving quickly
A soft rushing sound made when air or water moves quickly
A crisp rustling sound that silk makes when it moves
A quiet blowing sound like a small puff
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Etymology
Whush comes from the sound word whoosh, which copies a soft rush of air or cloth, so a whush is a gentle rustling or 'rushing sound'.