intone|intoned|intones|intoning in English

verb

[in·tone || ɪn'təʊn]

chant; sing; speak or recite in song-like tones; produce musical tones

Use "intone|intoned|intones|intoning" in a sentence

1. Their chantlike intoned prayers.

2. The priest intoned the blessing.

3. He quietly intoned several prayers.

4. Uncle Danny intoned the prayer in Hebrew.

5. His words were intoned with suspect.

6. The dogs intoned to the strangers.

7. 'Mom,' she intoned, elongating the word.

8. " Virgin most faithful, " her mother intoned.

9. The priest intoned the final prayer.

10. • They feature moody, hypnotic backdrops topped with his Breathy intoning

11. "But Jesus is here!" the priest intoned.

12. 8 "But Jesus is here!" the priest intoned.

13. Ground control to Eastern Seventeen, " a controller intoned.

14. Out in the yard a woman's hoarse contralto intoned a hymn.

15. She threw down her basket and intoned a peasant dirge.

16. With each drop the name of the plague is intoned.

17. The cantor may intone the Acclamation, which is repeated by the whole assembly

18. Uncle Richard intoned a chapter from the Bible and improvised a prayer.

19. An unctuous clergyman who had not known Sam intoned religious platitudes.

20. " Mine, " the skeleton intoned stretching its bony arms toward the sweeper. " Mine ! "

21. Synonyms for Cantillate include intone, chant, sing, intonate, recite, croon, articulate, cant, drone and hum

22. The priest intoned the prayers in a nervous voice, pulling at his beard.

23. Translation is "moseeqi ke surron mein khush khawani karna" and Cantillate synonym words Chant, Intonate and Intone

24. Intoning a liturgy, he tilted that silvered glass so that reflected light sprang at the skeleton, bathing it.

25. "It's time that we wake up, " he intoned, speaking solemnly through a wireless clip-on mike.