Meanings of religious chant in English

The climactic clash ends in a last verse of the opening phrase, as of primal, religious chant.

As he watched, the song which Dick had sung came like a monotonous, religious chant within him:

They are full of echoes, of religious chant, Armenian folk music, all blended into a free-flowing, often long-stepping melodic style.

A religious chant terminated the ceremonies, and the couple left the church amid the sound of horns and the firing of guns.

Sometimes it was religious chanting mixed with Viennese waltzes.

Overpasses are draped with black cloth, and loudspeakers blare hypnotic religious chants punctuated with the slow rhythm of clanking chains.

They decorated the shrines of the gods with flowers, fed the sacred fires, and took part in the religious chants and festivals.

The house of a marabout is often recognisable by the loudspeaker piping religious chants to the street, or by the smart Mercedes parked outside.

The house of a marabout is often recognizable by the loudspeaker piping religious chants to the street, or by the smart Mercedes parked outside.

Usually it's their first experience going inside a mosque, so they're taken aback by the absence of any statues or loud sermons or religious chants.

But there was no doubting the strong desire for change among large sections of the crowd, whose religious chants were interspersed with cries of "Libertad!"