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- Dictionaryhushed/hʌʃt/
adjective
- 1. (of a place) very quiet and still: "he addressed the hushed courtroom"
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4 days ago · Dell employees are using a new workplace trend known as ‘Hushed Hybrid’ to silently rebel against the company’s strict return to office mandate. The concept refers to managers secretly allowing reports to work from home, contrary to office policy.
5 days ago · What is hushed hybrid? The rising number of managers that are willing to enforce the return-to-office policy as they see fit has given rise to a new term: hushed hybrid. This is where team leaders take workplace flexibility into their own hands and allow their direct reports to continue working remotely on days they should be present in the ...
2 days ago · adjective. (used of information or news) kept secret by using influence. “ hushed-up stories sometimes leak out”. synonyms: suppressed. kept from public knowledge by various means;
1 day ago · Indeed, in parallel with judgments on the state of the parties and electoral competition, the same surveys note a great stability in the capacity of an individual to self-define as left or right (by positioning themselves on a numerical scale that represents a continuum of positions) as well as very clear correlations between ideological self ...
1 day ago · I remember the feeling of sitting in the NICU with my twin at just four years old: hearing the anxious pulse of the heart monitors that seemed to mirror my own heart, listening to the hushed whispers of the staff, and noticing the strange foreignness of it all as I began to understand the frailty of life. My younger tw
2 days ago · Today liberty is defined in our societies by repressing the reality principle and by the liberation of the pleasure principle, the liberation of eros. Whence, it seems to me, derives what one calls the moral crisis of liberal democracies. Indeed, every regime must define itself first by a notion of legitimacy, and then by an ideal.
1 day ago · The meaning of GLIB is showing little forethought or preparation : offhand. How to use glib in a sentence.
