cantillate Sentence Examples
- The monks would cantillate their prayers every evening in the monastery chapel.
- During the ceremony, the priest began to cantillate ancient hymns, filling the sacred space with reverence.
- The cantor's voice resonated through the synagogue as he began to cantillate the sacred texts.
- In some cultures, individuals cantillate traditional songs during festive occasions.
- The children's choir rehearsed tirelessly to perfect their ability to cantillate in harmony.
- The muezzin would cantillate the call to prayer from the minaret, echoing across the city.
- Participants gathered around the sacred fire to cantillate ancient verses during the ritual ceremony.
- At the funeral, the family requested a vocalist to cantillate a beloved hymn in memory of their loved one.
- During meditation sessions, practitioners often cantillate mantras to focus their minds and uplift their spirits.
- In the cathedral, the choir would cantillate psalms during Sunday services, creating a sense of spiritual elevation among the congregation.
cantillate Meaning
Wordnet
cantillate (v)
recite with musical intonation; recite as a chant or a psalm
Webster
cantillate (v. i.)
To chant; to recite with musical tones.
Synonyms & Antonyms of cantillate
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FAQs About the word cantillate
recite with musical intonation; recite as a chant or a psalmTo chant; to recite with musical tones.
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The monks would cantillate their prayers every evening in the monastery chapel.
During the ceremony, the priest began to cantillate ancient hymns, filling the sacred space with reverence.
The cantor's voice resonated through the synagogue as he began to cantillate the sacred texts.
In some cultures, individuals cantillate traditional songs during festive occasions.
