ding-donging (Meaning)
ding-donging
nitwit, kook, to make a ding-dong sound, the ringing sound made by repeated strokes especially on a bell, to repeat a sound or action tediously or insistently, the ringing sound produced by repeated strokes especially on a bell, marked by a rapid exchange or alternation (as of blows)
Synonyms & Antonyms of ding-donging
ding-donging Sentence Examples
- The sound of the church bells ding-donging filled the air, signaling the start of the Sunday service.
- The children ran around the house, their laughter ding-donging like tiny bells.
- As the elevator ascended, the ding-donging of its chimes echoed through the lobby.
- The piano keys ding-donged under her nimble fingers, creating a haunting melody.
- The crystal wind chimes ding-donged softly in the breeze, a gentle reminder of nature's beauty.
- The old grandfather clock's pendulum ding-donged incessantly, marking the relentless passage of time.
- The ice cream truck's music ding-donged merrily as it made its rounds through the neighborhood.
- The bells on the Christmas tree ding-donged with each gentle shake, spreading holiday cheer.
- The ding-donging of the doorbell announced the arrival of an unexpected visitor.
- The sound of hammers ding-donging on metal could be heard from the construction site down the street.
FAQs About the word ding-donging
nitwit, kook, to make a ding-dong sound, the ringing sound made by repeated strokes especially on a bell, to repeat a sound or action tediously or insistently,
pinging, tingling, jingling, chinking, dinging, clanging, tinkling, gonging, tanging, clanking
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The sound of the church bells ding-donging filled the air, signaling the start of the Sunday service.
The children ran around the house, their laughter ding-donging like tiny bells.
As the elevator ascended, the ding-donging of its chimes echoed through the lobby.
The piano keys ding-donged under her nimble fingers, creating a haunting melody.
