hymnal (Meaning)
hymnal (n)
a songbook containing a collection of hymns
hymnal (n.)
A collection of hymns; a hymn book.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hymnal
hymnal Sentence Examples
- The congregation raised their voices in unison, singing hymns from the well-worn hymnal.
- Emily carefully turned the pages of the hymnal, searching for her favorite Sunday school song.
- The ancient hymnal contained a treasure-trove of timeless melodies and lyrics.
- The old hymnals were a cherished part of the church's history, adorned with faded covers and worn-out pages.
- The assembly sang a cappella, their voices blending beautifully without the accompaniment of a hymnal.
- The organist's nimble fingers danced over the keys, accompanying the congregation's singing from the hymnal.
- The Sunday school teacher distributed hymnals to the children, encouraging them to learn the words by heart.
- The hymnal became a source of comfort and inspiration for the worshipers, connecting them to generations past.
- The church choir's rendition of the hymnals was a majestic spectacle, filling the sanctuary with their harmonious voices.
- The hymnal was a vital part of the worship service, facilitating the expression of faith and devotion through song.
FAQs About the word hymnal
a songbook containing a collection of hymnsA collection of hymns; a hymn book.
hymnbook, psalmody, missal,Psalter, hymnary, songbook,breviary, songster
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The congregation raised their voices in unison, singing hymns from the well-worn hymnal.
Emily carefully turned the pages of the hymnal, searching for her favorite Sunday school song.
The ancient hymnal contained a treasure-trove of timeless melodies and lyrics.
The old hymnals were a cherished part of the church's history, adorned with faded covers and worn-out pages.
