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• murmur — 1 verb 1 (I, T) to say something in a soft low voice which is difficult to hear clearly: He began stroking her hair and gently murmuring her name. 2 (I) to complain to friends and people you work with, but not officially (+ about/against): Within …   Longman dictionary of contemporary English