Examples of 'hush it up' in a sentence

Meaning of "hush it up"

Hush it up: This phrase is used informally to mean keeping something quiet or secret, often to avoid drawing attention to a sensitive or controversial issue. It suggests a deliberate attempt to conceal information or prevent it from being widely known or discussed

How to use "hush it up" in a sentence

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hush it up
I remember we have to pay a considerable sum to hush it up.
Let us hush it up before the media get wind of it.
They even killed the families to hush it up.
The censorship tried to hush it up but people could not help noticing it.
Something so big you will have to hush it up.
Hush it up completely.
I remember we had to pay a considerable sum to hush it up.
They will hush it up.
It would have been to your advantage to hush it up.
You mean hush it up to protect your interests!
And you would tried to hush it up.
Yes, hush it up.
Summat queer going on for all their trying to hush it up.
Well, if we could just hush it up for a couple of months.
Top space officials panicked and rushed to hush it up.

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We may want to hush it up.
Incidentally, your colleagues in western nations hush it up.
They rather hush it up.
Of course, the Shepherd family did everything in their power to hush it up.
Translation, hush it up.
We can pressure the magistrate, even the elders, and hush it up.
Carol wanted to hush it up.
You know, return the wood and hush it up.
The politicians hush it up.
It 's as we felt guilty and said, Let us hush it up.
The Yanks have to hush it up.
Cost him 22 million dollars to hush it up.
Those brothers murdered, and the Sheriff trying to hush it up and still no clues.
The Saudis are trying to hush it up.
Nothing at all, they will hush it up.
And … Carol wanted to hush it up.
In fact, I tried to hush it up.

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