strum (Meaning)
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strum (n)
sound of strumming
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strum (v)
sound the strings of (a stringed instrument)
Synonyms & Antonyms of strum
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strum Sentence Examples
- The guitarist strummed a catchy melody on his acoustic guitar.
- I strummed absently on the old banjo, lost in thought.
- The strumming of the ukulele created a cheerful atmosphere.
- She strummed her bass with precision, keeping the rhythm steady.
- The gentle strumming of the guitar soothed my weary soul.
- The band strummed their instruments in unison, creating a powerful sound.
- As the sun set, I strummed a sad melody on my guitar, feeling the weight of the day.
- The strumming of the harp filled the hall with a haunting and ethereal sound.
- I strummed my fingers across the strings of the guitar, practicing a new chord progression.
- The strumming of the mandolin echoed through the streets, announcing the arrival of the traveling musician.
FAQs About the word strum
sound of strumming, sound the strings of (a stringed instrument)
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The guitarist strummed a catchy melody on his acoustic guitar.
I strummed absently on the old banjo, lost in thought.
The strumming of the ukulele created a cheerful atmosphere.
She strummed her bass with precision, keeping the rhythm steady.
