peals Antonyms
Meaning of peals
peals
the loud ringing of bells, a complete set of changes (see change entry 2 sense 6) on a given number of bells, a set of bells tuned to the tones of the major (see major entry 1 sense 7a) scale for change ringing, to give out peals, a loud sound or succession of sounds, to utter or give forth loudly, a loud sound or series of sounds
peals Sentence Examples
- The joyous peals of laughter echoed throughout the room, creating a contagious atmosphere.
- The piercing peals of thunder amidst the storm shook the windows, rattling the panes with intensity.
- The church bells pealed in a harmonious cacophony, signaling the start of the morning service.
- The triumphant peals of applause reverberated through the stadium, honoring the team's hard-fought victory.
- The peals of a baby's laughter filled the house, bringing joy to every corner.
- The piano keys sang with delicate peals, creating an ethereal soundscape in the dimly lit room.
- The peals of distant sirens pierced the night air, signaling an emergency in progress.
- The peals of a silver spoon hitting the rim of a teacup created a gentle, musical accompaniment to the conversation.
- The peals of horse bells tinkled merrily as the riders approached, announcing their presence on the trail.
- The peals of antique wind chimes swayed gently in the breeze, creating a soothing melody that wafted through the garden.
FAQs About the word peals
the loud ringing of bells, a complete set of changes (see change entry 2 sense 6) on a given number of bells, a set of bells tuned to the tones of the major (se
chimes,rings,tolls, jingles, knells, echoes, dings, clangs, gongs, resonates
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The joyous peals of laughter echoed throughout the room, creating a contagious atmosphere.
The piercing peals of thunder amidst the storm shook the windows, rattling the panes with intensity.
The church bells pealed in a harmonious cacophony, signaling the start of the morning service.
The triumphant peals of applause reverberated through the stadium, honoring the team's hard-fought victory.
