Use of the word raspy in a sentence example

raspy

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Julie has mended well and accepting a raspy speech suffers no permanent damage. [adjective]

The girl's voice was timid and raspy, no more than a whisper. [adjective]

I was getting sort of used to the widow's ways, too, and they warn't so raspy on me. [adjective]

The girl's voice was timid and raspy, no more than a whisper. [Please select]

His voice got a little raspy; it is certain that his eyes were a little dim. [Please select]

His very boots were benevolent, and his collars never stiff and raspy like other people's.' [Please select]

The call is best described as a raspy "waak," "week," or "wiick" in the middle register. [Please select]

The call is a prolonged, raspy, staccato croak, sometimes with a rising inflection at the end. [Please select]

I heard a raspy, hacking cough, and my heart stood still. [Please select]

He's a raspy old fellow; but he's such a little, old, withered wisp of a chap, you'll soon get used to him.' [Please select]

Yellow Handkerchief sat down in the bottom alongside of me, and I could feel him straining to repress his raspy, hacking cough. [Please select]

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