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Meanings of chanting in English

Catalan
entonació

The act of singing in a monotonous tone.

entonació
Usage of chanting in English
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This will include abuse through social media messaging and chanting at grounds.
The Guardian
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The far right called out the mayor by name, chanting antisemitic slurs.
The Guardian
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Later, thousands streamed back in the opposite direction chanting, We want peace.
The Irish Times
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Reuters journalists have not witnessed the opposition chanting in support of Khomeini.
Reuters
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Reuters journalists have not witnessed the opposition chanting in support of Khamenei.
Reuters
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In a far chamber, the emir could hear the facilitator Thull-turock chanting.
The Wyrmling Horde
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The chanting is what happens with a good crowd on the road.
Reuters
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And over everything, the speakers chanting news of a dozen different destinations.
The waste lands
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Within a year there were fires on the ridges and deranged chanting.
The road
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Many people, perhaps thousands, surround her, drumming madly, sometimes chanting and singing.
The Diamond Age
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The chanting of the priests floats over the sound of the sea.
A disobedient girl: a novel
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We have a meal with the community; it is preceded by chanting.
The Irish Times
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Again began the chanting that sought the aid of Siva the Destroyer.
Told in the East
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As to chanting supplications in the Oriental tune, this is very agreeable.
Tablets of Abdul-Baha Abbas
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Again the deep and sweeping courtesy and chanting of the weird words.
The Place Beyond the Winds
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Cowl kept on chanting, and I saw his body arch with tension.
Dead beat
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Translations for chanting
Catalan
entonació
Chanting through the time
Chanting across language varieties
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
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