croons Antonyms
Meaning of croons
croons
to sing or speak in a gentle murmuring manner, to hum or sing in a low soft voice, bellow, boom, to sing in a soft intimate manner adapted to amplifying systems, to sing (something, such as a popular song or a lullaby) in a crooning manner
croons Sentence Examples
- The nightingale croons her sweet melodies throughout the enchanted forest.
- The gentle breeze croons softly, whispering secrets to the dew-kissed leaves.
- The ocean's waves croon a soothing lullaby, inviting relaxation and tranquility.
- The campfire crackles and croons, casting a warm glow upon our faces.
- The old musician croons timeless tunes, evoking nostalgia and stirring memories.
- The birds croon their joyous songs, celebrating the arrival of spring.
- The lover croons soft words of endearment into their beloved's ear.
- The choir croons in perfect harmony, their voices soaring through the cathedral.
- The distant train croons its mournful whistle, a gentle reminder of the passage of time.
- The wind croons through the trees, carrying with it the scent of wildflowers and the promise of new adventures.
FAQs About the word croons
to sing or speak in a gentle murmuring manner, to hum or sing in a low soft voice, bellow, boom, to sing in a soft intimate manner adapted to amplifying systems
sings, warbles, hums, sharps, vocalizes, lilts, harmonizes, serenades, chants,trills
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The nightingale croons her sweet melodies throughout the enchanted forest.
The gentle breeze croons softly, whispering secrets to the dew-kissed leaves.
The ocean's waves croon a soothing lullaby, inviting relaxation and tranquility.
The campfire crackles and croons, casting a warm glow upon our faces.
