IPA: /hʌʃəˈbaɪ/
KK: /hʌʃəˌbaɪ/
A soothing word or phrase used to calm someone, often associated with lullabies or comforting expressions.
She sang a hushabye to her baby to help him fall asleep.
Hushabye → The word is formed from "hush" (an expression used to quiet someone) and "-bye" (a variant of "bye-bye," a term used in parting). The term "hushabye" is often used as a soothing lullaby to quiet a child, combining the idea of quieting with a gentle farewell.
Think of the word 'hush' as a way to quiet someone, and 'bye' as a gentle parting. This helps you remember that 'hushabye' is a soothing way to say goodnight.
No commonly confused words.