走下舞台以後
劇場那一招被原封不動搬到生活裡：動作照做，音量照舊放大，只是這次沒有舞台，被講的人就坐在旁邊。
noun · B2
A whisper said loudly on purpose, so that the people nearby — often including the person it is about — are meant to hear it.
假悄悄話
核心畫面
Think of a person leaning in close and dropping their voice — and the whole room hearing it anyway. The body says 'this is just between us'; the volume says 'everyone, listen'. Nobody is fooled, and nobody is supposed to be. That gap between the shape of a whisper and the size of it is the whole word.
可以想成這樣一個畫面：一個人靠過來、把聲音壓低，結果整個空間的人都聽見了。身體的動作在說「這是我們之間的話」，音量卻…更多收起
可以想成這樣一個畫面：一個人靠過來、把聲音壓低，結果整個空間的人都聽見了。身體的動作在說「這是我們之間的話」，音量卻在說「大家聽好」。沒有人被騙到，本來也不是要騙誰。「悄悄話的樣子」跟「悄悄話的音量」之間的那道落差，就是這個字在講的東西。From the word’s history
Wiktionary gives the formation simply as stage + whisper: the kind of whisper that belongs on a stage.
Wiktionary 記的構詞就是 stage + whisper：屬於舞台的那種耳語。也就是說，這個字的起點是劇場，後來才被借到日常生活裡。
Wiktionary entry supplied in the evidence packet (kaikki:3f6f69a190036ae4), etymology_text: "stage + whisper"
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Also in this word
noun · B2
In a play, a line that an actor says as if it were a whisper, but loudly enough for the whole audience to hear, while the other actors on stage act as if they heard nothing.
舞台耳語