lilt|lilts in English

noun

[lɪlt]

light rhythmic song; light rhythmic movement

Use "lilt|lilts" in a sentence

1. She's got the lilt.

2. She has a faint Irish lilt.

3. Michelle spoke with a soothing Southern lilt.

4. She has a lilt to her voice.

5. He's got that lovely Irish lilt in his voice.

6. Many of his patriotic songs have a stirring lilt.

7. I asked Lilt if she'd change shifts with me.

8. There was a lilt in her voice which was new.

9. Her voice is child-like, with a West Country lilt.

10. Synonyms for Croons include sings, hums, warbles, lilts, quavers, carols, trills, serenades, trolls and lulls

11. 12 Many of his patriotic songs have a stirring lilt.

12. Sastri's speech was cultured and precise, with a Pakistan lilt.

13. And the music of the fluttering birds had an eerie lilt to it.

14. His The Long Regret is considered on a par with Sea Lilt.

15. Mr Goodnight's voice has returned to its more usual, gentle Southern lilt.

16. He speaks English with a strong Chinese accent and speaks Chinese with a lilt.

17. Even this gesture, a mercenary movement, had about it the lilt of broken syllables.

18. Her voice had a lilt to it as if she were on the verge of laughter.

19. Even this gesture, a mercenary movement,[Sentencedict] had about it the lilt of broken syllables.

20. The glint in the eye and the lilt in the voice are familiar to us all.

21. These works were far surpassed in artistic quality by Sea Lilt written by Zhao in 19

22. Because he was a North American of Norwegian descent, he spoke Spanish with a colorful Scandinavian lilt.

23. Fan Po - wen spoke slowly with a feminine lilt in his voice, and his face beamed smugly.

24. 28 Fan Po - wen spoke slowly with a feminine lilt in his voice, and his face beamed smugly.

25. Joe was the stylist, throwing in literary references and lingering over their prose until it had a lilt.