Harrumph is correctly spelled, but you don't need to write such things out if you're going to tell a story. Let the reader imagine the noises the people make when they're upset or frightened or stalling for time. Instead, show their actions - He cleared his throat several times. He ran a hand through his hair and stared at everything except the police detective. She pulled back and put a hand to her mouth, her eyes wide.
"Ahem" is widely popular. Depends how you hear it as."Ahem" sounds right to me after trying out a few options and seeing what they looked like. I then used "Ahem" in an email and it expressed just what I was looking for.-----------"Harrumph" is the word used for noisy clearing of the throat.-----------It depends on what sound you are targeting and if it is really important that such be expressed. If you were writing for 'Scrubs' or 'House' certain 'clearing of the throat sounds' demand a chest x-ray while others don't.Ahh... Ahh.. rouragraallaaa... arougraaluralmeans Heimlich manuever please!Ahem
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The phrase should be "My father was right" (correct). The homophone (sound alike word) write means to write something down.
It's not a word, it's a noise, captured in letters. Often used to describe the sound of someone clearing their throat.
Harrumph is a verb so harrumphed is the past tense.The man harrumphed loudly. (verb)Harrumph can be a nounThe loud harrumph woke me up. (noun)
It's not a word, it's a noise, captured in letters. Often used to describe the sound of someone clearing their throat.
A synonym would be "exhale," "sigh" or "harrumph."
"Ahem" is widely popular. Depends how you hear it as."Ahem" sounds right to me after trying out a few options and seeing what they looked like. I then used "Ahem" in an email and it expressed just what I was looking for.-----------"Harrumph" is the word used for noisy clearing of the throat.-----------It depends on what sound you are targeting and if it is really important that such be expressed. If you were writing for 'Scrubs' or 'House' certain 'clearing of the throat sounds' demand a chest x-ray while others don't.Ahh... Ahh.. rouragraallaaa... arougraaluralmeans Heimlich manuever please!Ahem
Write an experiment to find the velocity of sound?
"Harruphed" is the past tense of "harrumph," which means to clear one's throat in a way that draws attention or expresses disapproval. It often conveys a sense of annoyance or disagreement. The term is typically used to describe a sound made to signal discontent or to interrupt a conversation.
You write sizzle.
You could write Bzzzz or Zzzz or any other buzzing sort of sound.
You could listen to the sound, and write out what it sounds like to you.
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