Sentences

drawl in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Drawl: a slow, languid manner of speaking characterized by prolonged vowel sounds and a relaxed rhythm.

Sample Sentences

  1. She spoke in a slow drawl that made every word sound like a lazy summer afternoon.
  2. His Southern drawl was so thick that it was hard to believe he had ever lived anywhere else.
  3. The teacher's drawl put the students in a trance, making even the most boring topics seem interesting.
  4. As she recounted the story, her drawl became more pronounced, adding character to her narrative.
  5. He tried to mask his drawl, but it slipped through whenever he became excited or passionate.
  6. Her southern drawl made her voice instantly recognizable among the crowd.
  7. He spoke in a slow drawl that made it hard to tell if he was serious or joking.
  8. The characters in the film all had thick drawls that added authenticity to the setting.
  9. As she leaned back in her chair, her drawl became more pronounced after a few drinks.
  10. I could barely understand him because his drawl was so heavy and exaggerated.
  11. Her southern drawl made her voice instantly recognizable in the crowded room.
  12. He spoke in a slow drawl that seemed to stretch out each syllable.
  13. The character's drawl added an authentic touch to the film's portrayal of rural life.
  14. Despite his drawl, his passion for the subject matter was evident in his speech.
  15. She struggled to understand his drawl, which often blended words together in a melodic way.

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