chiming (Meaning)

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chiming (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Chime

The chiming of the church bells echoed through the town, signaling the start of the Sunday service.
As I walked through the forest, I could hear the chiming of wind chimes hanging from the trees.
The chiming of the grandfather clock in the hallway reminded me that it was already midnight.
The chiming of laughter filled the air as the children played in the park.
Each morning, I wake up to the chiming of my alarm clock, signaling the start of a new day.
The chiming of the doorbell announced the arrival of our guests.
At dusk, the chiming of crickets in the garden provided a serene backdrop to the evening.
The chiming of silverware against plates accompanied the lively conversation at the dinner table.
The chiming of the ice cream truck drew excited children from all corners of the neighborhood.
The chiming of the anniversary clock on the mantelpiece marked the passage of time in our home.

of Chime

resonant, euphonious, dulcet, blending, flowing, echoing, melodious, tuneful, melodic, mellifluent

raucous, disharmonious, discordant, tuneless, scratching, jarring, inharmonious, tuneless, unmusical, shrill

The chiming of the church bells echoed through the town, signaling the start of the Sunday service.

As I walked through the forest, I could hear the chiming of wind chimes hanging from the trees.

The chiming of the grandfather clock in the hallway reminded me that it was already midnight.

The chiming of laughter filled the air as the children played in the park.