enmuffle in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To enmuffle means to deaden or muffle sounds, making them quieter or less distinct.

The soft fabric of the blanket seemed to enmuffle the sounds of the bustling city outside.
She raised her voice, but the thick walls of the library enmuffled her words, making it hard for anyone to hear.
During the storm, the trees enmuffled the howling wind, providing a sense of calm in the chaos.
He wore headphones to enmuffle the noise around him while he concentrated on his studies.
The new soundproofing in the studio was designed to enmuffle any outside distractions during recording sessions.