Huskily

usgb/ˈhʌskɪli/
adverb

In a rough, low, and slightly harsh sounding way, often because of sadness or lack of health.

She said in a huskily whisper that she missed him loads
Visual representation of "huskily" - In a rough, low, and slightly harsh sounding way, often because of sadness or lack of health

Often appears as...

  • spoke huskily
  • talked huskily
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Emotional Weakness

Use 'huskily' to describe a voice affected by strong emotions or illness.

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He spoke huskily, trying to hold back tears.
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Whisper for Intimacy

'Huskily' adds a sense of intimacy and secrecy when whispering.

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She whispered huskily, sharing the secret only with me.
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Indicate Suffering

Use 'huskily' when someone's voice indicates they've suffered or are unwell.

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After the long battle with illness, he spoke huskily.
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