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1
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whisper
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United Kingdom
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Whispering is used to communicate secrets or private information in public settings.
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2
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2
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hush
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UK
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Commonly used as a command to silence or quiet a person or a group, often used with children or in formal settings.
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1
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3
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hush
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United Kingdom
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Used to quiet down noisy children or to request silence in public places.
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1
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4
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hush
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United Kingdom
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Commonly used to quiet someone or ask for quiet in a situation
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1
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5
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hush
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United Kingdom
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Saying 'hush' is a way to quiet someone in the US and UK.
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1
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6
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hush
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United Kingdom
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Saying 'hush' is a common way to ask someone to be quiet in the United States and United Kingdom.
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1
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7
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mute
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United Kingdom
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Mute individuals may communicate using sign language or communication devices.
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1
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8
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silence in conversation
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United Kingdom
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Prolonged silence in conversation is often seen as uncomfortable or awkward, and there is a preference for continuous flow of conversation.
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1
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9
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silence in conversations
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United Kingdom
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Silences in conversations are often seen as awkward and may prompt people to fill the gaps with small talk
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1
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10
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silence in conversations
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United Kingdom
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Extended silence during conversations can be considered awkward or uncomfortable, and there is typically an expectation to maintain continuous dialogue.
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1
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11
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silence in public places
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United Kingdom
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Varied expectations for silence in different public places, with some being more tolerant of noise than others
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1
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12
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whisper
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United Kingdom
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Whispering is considered a way to convey secrets or private information in public settings.
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1
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