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Meaning of cantation
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cantation (n.)
A singing.
cantation Sentence Examples
- The shaman began his healing ritual with a solemn cantation, invoking the spirits of the earth.
- The witch's cantation echoed through the forest, carrying her incantations on the wind.
- During the ceremony, the monks filled the temple with the soothing cantation of ancient prayers.
- The cantation of the mantra brought a sense of peace and tranquility to the yoga class.
- As the sun rose over the horizon, the priests performed their morning cantation, honoring the gods.
- The cantation of the spell was said to have the power to summon creatures from other realms.
- The cantation of the choir reverberated through the cathedral, filling the sacred space with divine energy.
- In some cultures, the cantation of sacred hymns is believed to ward off evil spirits.
- The cantation of the tribal elders served as a reminder of the tribe's ancient traditions and customs.
- The cantation of the magician's incantations was said to have the power to bend reality to his will.
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A singing.
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The shaman began his healing ritual with a solemn cantation, invoking the spirits of the earth.
The witch's cantation echoed through the forest, carrying her incantations on the wind.
During the ceremony, the monks filled the temple with the soothing cantation of ancient prayers.
The cantation of the mantra brought a sense of peace and tranquility to the yoga class.
