Thrum

Pronunciation: /θɹʌm/

Thrum (verb)

  1. to make a low, continuous, and soft sound, like a gentle hum.
  2. to play a stringed instrument by brushing fingers over the strings.

Examples

  • The engine thrummed quietly in the background.
  • Fans thrummed softly in the warm room.

Common collocations: thrum softly, thrum in the background, thrum a tune, thrum the strings, gentle thrum

Thrum (noun)

  1. a low, continuous, and soft sound, like a gentle hum.
  2. loose ends of threads or fibers, often seen on fabric edges.

Examples

  • The thrum of the air conditioner was soothing.
  • A gentle thrum filled the room.

Synonyms of Thrum

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