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canticle Meaning
canticle (n)
a hymn derived from the Bible
canticle (n.)
A song; esp. a little song or hymn.
The Song of Songs or Song of Solomon, one of the books of the Old Testament.
A canto or division of a poem
A psalm, hymn, or passage from the Bible, arranged for chanting in church service.
canticle Sentence Examples
- The choir sang a beautiful canticle during the church service, filling the sanctuary with melodious harmonies.
- Canticles are often poetic hymns or songs of praise found in religious texts.
- The Psalms contain numerous canticles that have been sung by believers for centuries.
- In Christian liturgy, the Benedictus and Magnificat are well-known canticles recited or sung during certain prayers.
- Medieval monks often composed canticles as expressions of devotion and spiritual contemplation.
- Canticles serve as expressions of faith and gratitude, resonating deeply with worshippers.
- The ancient tradition of chanting canticles continues to be practiced in many religious communities.
- Some composers have set famous canticles to music, creating timeless pieces of sacred choral music.
- Canticles often reflect themes of redemption, salvation, and divine providence.
- The canticle of Mary, also known as the Magnificat, celebrates the blessings and promises of God's faithfulness.
FAQs About the word canticle
a hymn derived from the BibleA song; esp. a little song or hymn., The Song of Songs or Song of Solomon, one of the books of the Old Testament., A canto or divis
psalm,hymn, anthem,carol, spiritual, chorale, hallelujah, paean,dirge, lament
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The choir sang a beautiful canticle during the church service, filling the sanctuary with melodious harmonies.
Canticles are often poetic hymns or songs of praise found in religious texts.
The Psalms contain numerous canticles that have been sung by believers for centuries.
In Christian liturgy, the Benedictus and Magnificat are well-known canticles recited or sung during certain prayers.
