bonging Synonyms
bonging Meaning
bonging
a simple water pipe consisting of a bottle or vertical tube partially filled with a liquid (such as water or liqueur) and a smaller offset tube ending in a bowl, the deep resonant sound especially of a bell
bonging Sentence Examples
- The incessant bonging of the church bell echoed through the town square, summoning the faithful to prayer.
- A harsh bonging sound reverberated from the living room, indicating that the microwave had finished cooking.
- The loud bonging of the hammer against the anvil filled the blacksmith's workshop with a deafening rhythm.
- The gentle bonging of the grandfather clock marked the passing hours with a comforting regularity.
- The bonging of the bell on the front door signaled the arrival of an unexpected visitor.
- The bonging of the alarm clock awoke me with a start, startling me from a peaceful slumber.
- The rhythmic bonging of the drums provided a pulse-pounding accompaniment to the dancers' performance.
- The bonging of the ship's bell pierced the fog, its tolling sound serving as a warning to passing vessels.
- The distant bonging of artillery fire echoed across the battlefield, a grim reminder of the ongoing conflict.
- The bonging of the gavel called the meeting to order, establishing a formal and respectful atmosphere.
FAQs About the word bonging
a simple water pipe consisting of a bottle or vertical tube partially filled with a liquid (such as water or liqueur) and a smaller offset tube ending in a bowl
chiming,ringing, knelling,pealing, jingling, tolling, chinking, gonging, echoing, plinking
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The incessant bonging of the church bell echoed through the town square, summoning the faithful to prayer.
A harsh bonging sound reverberated from the living room, indicating that the microwave had finished cooking.
The loud bonging of the hammer against the anvil filled the blacksmith's workshop with a deafening rhythm.
The gentle bonging of the grandfather clock marked the passing hours with a comforting regularity.
