crooning (Meaning)

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crooning (n)

singing in a soft low tone

the act of singing popular songs in a sentimental manner

As I walked through the park, I could hear the birds crooning their morning songs.
Sitting by the window, she spent hours crooning lullabies to her newborn baby.
The old man sat on the porch, crooning a melancholic tune as he strummed his guitar.
On summer evenings, the frogs could be heard crooning in the nearby pond.
The singer stood on stage, crooning a soulful melody that moved the audience to tears.
Walking through the forest, I was surrounded by the sound of the wind crooning through the trees.
In the distance, I could hear a lone wolf crooning beneath the moonlit sky.
As the sun set, a group of monks gathered in the temple, crooning prayers in unison.
On the radio, a jazz singer could be heard crooning classic standards from the 1950s.
With his eyes closed, he sat at the piano, lost in the moment as he crooned a heartfelt love song.

singing in a soft low tone, the act of singing popular songs in a sentimental manner

warbling, yodeling, humming,singing, quavering, trilling, lilting, yodelling, trolling, scatting

No antonyms found.

As I walked through the park, I could hear the birds crooning their morning songs.

Sitting by the window, she spent hours crooning lullabies to her newborn baby.

The old man sat on the porch, crooning a melancholic tune as he strummed his guitar.

On summer evenings, the frogs could be heard crooning in the nearby pond.