keep (one's) voice down
(redirected from keeping your voice down)keep (one's) voice down
To speak in a hushed voice or a whisper; to refrain from speaking too loudly. Shh! Keep your voices down! My parents are sleeping upstairs. I don't care if he was keeping his voice down—he shouldn't have been talking during the movie at all!
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keep your ˈvoice down
used to tell somebody to speak more quietly: Keep your voices down, won’t you? The children are asleep.Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary © Farlex 2017