intonated (Meaning)

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intonated (imp. & p. p.)

of Intonate

The singer intonated the high notes flawlessly, showcasing her vocal range.
As the actor delivered the monologue, he intonated each line with passion and emotion.
The priest intonated the sacred verses during the religious ceremony, creating a serene atmosphere.
The orator skillfully intonated his speech, capturing the attention of the audience.
The language teacher encouraged students to intonate correctly to convey the intended meaning.
The choir members intonated the chorus in perfect harmony, creating a beautiful melody.
The news anchor intonated the breaking news with a sense of urgency.
In the courtroom, the lawyer intonated his arguments persuasively to sway the jury.
The Shakespearean actor intonated the soliloquy with dramatic flair, captivating the theater audience.
During the poetry recital, the performer intonated each verse, bringing the written words to life.

of Intonate

chanted, sang, sung, intoned,roared, chorused, belted,bellowed, chimed

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The singer intonated the high notes flawlessly, showcasing her vocal range.

As the actor delivered the monologue, he intonated each line with passion and emotion.

The priest intonated the sacred verses during the religious ceremony, creating a serene atmosphere.

The orator skillfully intonated his speech, capturing the attention of the audience.