intoned Antonyms
Meaning of intoned
intoned (s)
uttered in a monotonous cadence or rhythm as in chanting
intoned (imp. & p. p.)
of Intone
intoned Sentence Examples
- The priest intoned the ancient prayers, filling the cathedral with a sense of reverence.
- The professor intoned the lecture with a calm and authoritative voice.
- The actor intoned his lines with dramatic flair, capturing the audience's attention.
- As the singer intoned the lyrics, the audience was moved by the emotional performance.
- The spiritual leader intoned blessings during the ceremony, bringing comfort to the gathered congregation.
- The news anchor intoned the headlines with a professional and composed demeanor.
- During the ritual, the shaman intoned sacred chants to connect with the spiritual realm.
- The teacher intoned the lesson with enthusiasm, making the subject matter engaging for the students.
- The poet intoned verses of love and loss, expressing deep emotions through words.
- The orator intoned the powerful speech, inspiring the audience with his eloquence.
FAQs About the word intoned
uttered in a monotonous cadence or rhythm as in chantingof Intone
mumbled, gasped, sputtered,muttered, murmured, whispered, breathed, mouthed, shouted, squeaked
mute, mute, silent, inarticulate, inarticulate,silent, quiet, quiet, unexpressed, voiceless
The priest intoned the ancient prayers, filling the cathedral with a sense of reverence.
The professor intoned the lecture with a calm and authoritative voice.
The actor intoned his lines with dramatic flair, capturing the audience's attention.
As the singer intoned the lyrics, the audience was moved by the emotional performance.
