Examples of 'intones' in a sentence
Meaning of "intones"
To 'intone' means to speak or recite something in a specific musical or rhythmic manner, often used in the context of chanting or delivering a solemn speech
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- third-person singular simple present indicative form of intone
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A male voice intones the opening credits.
Intones He was born in the straw and this is his law.
Aargh! all shout priest intones a prayer.
The priest intones prayers for her soul.
Woe to those who call good evil and evil good, intones the prophet Isaiah.
The spouse then intones a song of victory that is full of hope.
Beware them both, but most of all beware this boy… " he intones.
Now the voice intones that he has left the building.
Her head covered by a black veil, a woman intones the psalms in a cloud of incense.
Sun intones before performing a cannonball into the pool while wearing a pair of children 's floaties.
It pauses, elongates words and intones its phrases just like you or I would.
She intones her fateful prediction as she lifts her hands over her crystal ball….
Chanter, A person who intones the liturgical offices.
Intones Leave me, so that I may remain in peace.
Becky cheerfully intones that she knows exactly how difficult high school can be.
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The head cultist intones a prayer to Cthulhu and sacrifices a victim.
But when one Hajji intones this Talbiyah, the others are supposed to join in.
Although she still intones the phrase ‘ happy day ', it no longer triggers her smile.
Do no violence, " intones the lazar Jonathan, but no one is listening.
A narrates intones in Hebrew, “ They will always remain Israelis.
The Celebrant intones the Nicene Creed with the words " Credo in unum Deum . ".
