chaunt Sentence Examples
- The monks would chaunt their prayers in the dimly lit chapel, their voices resonating with solemnity.
- At the temple, devotees would chaunt hymns in unison, creating a mesmerizing atmosphere of spirituality.
- During the ceremony, the priest would chaunt ancient verses, invoking blessings upon the newlyweds.
- In some cultures, people gather around bonfires to chaunt traditional songs passed down through generations.
- The choir would chaunt harmonious melodies during the church service, uplifting the congregation's spirits.
- As night fell, the villagers would chaunt folk songs around the fire, recounting tales of bravery and love.
- In the marketplace, street performers would chaunt ballads, captivating passersby with their melodious voices.
- During the festival, dancers would chaunt rhythmic chants, their movements synchronized with the beat of drums.
- In the depths of the forest, shamans would chaunt ancient invocations, communing with the spirits of nature.
- The sailors would chaunt sea shanties as they worked together to hoist the sails, their voices carrying over the waves.
chaunt Meaning
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chaunt (n. & v.)
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The monks would chaunt their prayers in the dimly lit chapel, their voices resonating with solemnity.
At the temple, devotees would chaunt hymns in unison, creating a mesmerizing atmosphere of spirituality.
During the ceremony, the priest would chaunt ancient verses, invoking blessings upon the newlyweds.
In some cultures, people gather around bonfires to chaunt traditional songs passed down through generations.
