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Definition of muffled in English: muffledadjective ˈmʌfldˈməf(ə)ld (of a sound) not loud because of being obstructed in some way; muted. they heard the sounds of muffled voices Example sentencesExamples - The room remained quiet with the exception of a few muffled sobs throughout the space.
- This afternoon, however, has the potential to offer Scotland followers a cause for muffled cheers.
- However, halfway down the hall, she heard muffled sobs.
- But then he felt the shaking of her body and heard the almost inaudible sound of a muffled sob.
- His fingers had gripped the handle of the bell and, from inside the bag, came a muffled ringing.
- From the distance came a sound, a muffled shuffling of many feet.
- The occasional muffled whistle indicated that the train was catching up with me.
- Muffled sound renders some of the dialogue inaudible, particularly a joke in the opening scene.
- The muffled announcement of the next destination filtered through.
- Harsh fluorescent light would spill out from underneath a door in the corner, along with muffled moans.
- There is a sound of muffled laughter from the film crew.
- He thought he could hear a muffled shout from the bedroom.
- Muffled heavy breathing is heard throughout the sequence, like the breath of someone at the other end of the line.
- But when she got to the bedroom, she heard a muffled noise coming from inside.
- She hears a muffled cry that could be a sigh - or maybe a scream.
- I panicked, and let out a muffled yell.
- She heard moans and laughter and from somewhere a muffled scream.
- I recently had my CD player on and when my head went under the water, I heard the muffled sounds of the music.
- Through the walls, Elaine could hear the muffled tones of her sister talking to her boyfriend.
- Dialogue sounds perfectly crisp, with no muffled words or hissing.
Definition of muffled in US English: muffledadjectiveˈməf(ə)ldˈməf(ə)ld (of a sound) not loud because of being obstructed in some way; muted. they heard the sounds of muffled voices Example sentencesExamples - However, halfway down the hall, she heard muffled sobs.
- I panicked, and let out a muffled yell.
- He thought he could hear a muffled shout from the bedroom.
- Through the walls, Elaine could hear the muffled tones of her sister talking to her boyfriend.
- She hears a muffled cry that could be a sigh - or maybe a scream.
- I recently had my CD player on and when my head went under the water, I heard the muffled sounds of the music.
- But then he felt the shaking of her body and heard the almost inaudible sound of a muffled sob.
- Dialogue sounds perfectly crisp, with no muffled words or hissing.
- Muffled sound renders some of the dialogue inaudible, particularly a joke in the opening scene.
- She heard moans and laughter and from somewhere a muffled scream.
- The room remained quiet with the exception of a few muffled sobs throughout the space.
- From the distance came a sound, a muffled shuffling of many feet.
- His fingers had gripped the handle of the bell and, from inside the bag, came a muffled ringing.
- Harsh fluorescent light would spill out from underneath a door in the corner, along with muffled moans.
- Muffled heavy breathing is heard throughout the sequence, like the breath of someone at the other end of the line.
- The muffled announcement of the next destination filtered through.
- The occasional muffled whistle indicated that the train was catching up with me.
- This afternoon, however, has the potential to offer Scotland followers a cause for muffled cheers.
- There is a sound of muffled laughter from the film crew.
- But when she got to the bedroom, she heard a muffled noise coming from inside.
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