100 Examples of sentences containing the verb "shush"
Definition
Shush is a verb that means to tell someone to be quiet, often by saying "shush" or making a hushing sound. It is commonly used to silence someone in a gentle or firm manner.
Synonyms
- Hush
- Quiet
- Silence
- Muzzle
- Gag
- Mute
- Stifle
- Repress
Antonyms
- Speak
- Talk
- Shout
- Yell
- Announce
- Proclaim
- Declare
- Exclaim
Examples
- She shushed the children during the movie.
- He tried to shush his friend before he blurted out the secret.
- The librarian shushed the noisy students.
- She put a finger to her lips and shushed him.
- He shushed the crowd before making an announcement.
- The teacher shushed the class before starting the lesson.
- I had to shush my little brother so he wouldn’t wake the baby.
- She gently shushed the crying baby.
- The guide shushed the tourists in the quiet museum.
- He tried to shush his dog when it barked at the mailman.
- The nurse shushed the visitors in the hospital.
- He placed a hand over her mouth to shush her.
- They quickly shushed each other when they heard footsteps.
- She shushed him with a soft smile.
- The mother shushed her child before bedtime.
- The babysitter shushed the toddler while rocking her to sleep.
- I had to shush my friend so we wouldn’t get caught.
- The older sibling shushed the younger one in the movie theater.
- He put a finger to his lips to shush his friend.
- The librarian walked around shushing people.
- She tried to shush the giggling girls.
- The actor shushed the audience to build suspense.
- He quickly shushed the group before they made too much noise.
- The detective shushed his partner as they listened through the door.
- The teacher shushed the class when the principal entered.
- He wanted to shush the reporters but knew it was pointless.
- The doctor shushed the patient to help them focus.
- She tried to shush the excited kids at the party.
- The librarian shushed him even though he was whispering.
- They had to shush their barking dog.
- The monk gently shushed the group entering the temple.
- The babysitter constantly shushed the restless child.
- He shushed her with a playful grin.
- The soldier shushed his team before they moved in.
- The mother shushed her baby softly.
- The professor shushed the class before beginning the lecture.
- She tried to shush her friend during the speech.
- He shushed his brother, afraid they’d wake their parents.
- The librarian didn't hesitate to shush the rowdy teens.
- I had to shush myself from laughing too loudly.
- She shushed the audience before starting her recital.
- The guide shushed the group as they entered the cave.