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Meanings of intone in English

Portuguese
entoar
Catalan
entonar
Spanish
entonar

Recite with musical intonation; recite as a chant or a psalm.

entoar
Usage of intone in English
1
Hopefully there will be the chance to hear MC Grindah intone: Bang!
The Guardian
2
Somewhere in the distance I hear a siren intone its mournful tenor.
The whore of babylon, a memoir
3
He got them to intone together as practice: President Trump, President Trump .
The Irish Times
4
Subjects were asked to intone neutral-content sentences with happy, sad, and neutral prosody.
Pubmed
5
Or add to it: And with measured tone intone the Koran,2
The Koran (Al-Qur'an)
6
His hands were in his pockets, but he appeared ready to intone forth:
Old Caravan Days
7
The Leader of the camp must then intone the following:
Indian Games and Dances with Native Songs
8
And cheerily the good monk began to intone a verse of an old hymn,-
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 08, No. 47, September, 1861 / A Mag...
9
I heard the priests intone, and the booming of the guns firing the imperial salute.
As Seen By Me
10
President Donald Trump is oh so proud of having mastered the ability to intone, Person.
The Irish Times
11
We must intone the hymn to Hera as protector of marriage, and invoke her blessing.
Helen of troy
12
To his perception monks do not chant or intone, they bawl and bellow their litanies.
Travels through France and Italy
13
I would make up a lot more verses, intone the whole thing like a ballad.
The Clown
14
Many talented actors solemnly intone -there is no other way -the awful details.
The Irish Times
15
So, Mr. Lossing, when she got well I promised her, for a thank-offering, I'd intone.
Stories of a Western Town
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Then Rabbi Thalmann began to intone the Kaddish.
Fanny Herself
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Translations for intone
Portuguese
entoarcantar
Intone through the time