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The word ushered has a conpletely different meaning according to the dictionary however within sentence, it seems correct in this way: Her voice that once lingered with bright hopitality now ushered with
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The word ushered has a conpletely different meaning according to the dictionary however within sentence, it seems correct in this way:

Her voice that once lingered with bright hopitality now ushered with hostility.

Is it correct? Sounds good.

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No because ushered mean cause or mark the start of something new. Or show or guide (someone) somewhere.
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