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singing Meaning
singing (n)
the act of singing vocal music
disclosing information or giving evidence about another
singing (s)
smooth and flowing
singing (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Sing
singing ()
a. & n. from Sing, v.
singing Sentence Examples
- The birds' cheerful singing filled the morning air with a symphony of melodies.
- As the children played in the playground, their playful singing echoed throughout the park.
- The choir's harmonious singing resonated through the cathedral, creating an ethereal atmosphere.
- The soulful singing of the blues musician transported the audience to a world of raw emotions.
- The opera singer's powerful singing held the crowd spellbound, their voices soaring through the auditorium.
- The children's choir sang carols sweetly, spreading joy and cheer throughout the neighborhood.
- The band's energetic singing energized the crowd, making them dance and sing along.
- The sweet lullaby that the mother sang to her baby soothed it to sleep.
- The gentle breeze carried the faint singing of crickets in the distance, creating a peaceful ambiance.
- The karaoke night was filled with laughter and applause as people took turns singing their hearts out.
FAQs About the word singing
the act of singing vocal music, disclosing information or giving evidence about another, smooth and flowingof Sing, a. & n. from Sing, v.
vocalizing,chanting, caroling, crooning, humming, warbling,carolling, belting, quavering, scatting
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The birds' cheerful singing filled the morning air with a symphony of melodies.
As the children played in the playground, their playful singing echoed throughout the park.
The choir's harmonious singing resonated through the cathedral, creating an ethereal atmosphere.
The soulful singing of the blues musician transported the audience to a world of raw emotions.
