Chanting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHANTING in dictionary:

VERB:
• say or shout repeatedly in a sing-song tone
• sing or intone (a psalm, canticle, or sacred text)
NOUN:
• the act of reciting in a singing manner
• a repeated rhythmic phrase, typically one shouted or sung in unison by a crowd
• a repetitive song, typically an incantation or part of a ritual
• a short musical passage in two or more phrases used for singing unmetrical words; a psalm or canticle sung to such music.
• the style of music consisting of chants
• Singing, esp. as a chant is sung.
• the act of singing in a monotonous tone
ADJECTIVE:
• singing
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to sing

Words related to CHANTING

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How to use CHANTING in a sentence

• She would go away up garret and sit with her fingers in her ears, that she might not hear the frogs chanting in the swamp at twilight.
• They speak the gipsy language, but often a half-dozen other languages besides, in their peculiar chanting voice.
• For hours she would sit at the entrance of her wigwam, chanting mournfully in the Indian tongue.
• The chanting of the psalms was resumed around him, and he expired on the 31st of August, 1422, at the age of thirty-four.
• Presently one of the men began a queer chanting song, in which the others joined at intervals.
• With the wild chanting, the madness of the multitude increased.
• They held two or three dances, and we were again struck by the rhythm and weird, haunting melody of their chanting.
• The words they are chanting show it to be a funeral procession.
• From within the school were heard alternately, with the regularity of a mill, the piping of an old cracked voice and the brave chanting of a childish chorus.
• As they appear, the doors open, and two processions enter, chanting a mournful refrain.
• I incline to follow King David, or Solomon in all his glory, chanting glad Songs of Ascent, from the Palace on Mount Zion to the Temple on Mount Moriah.
• Right beneath the forts of the English they rode and marched, with chanting of hymns, priests leading the way, but none dared meddle with them.
• Then there was another, adapted by the Salvation Army from an old music-hall tune, which I heard a battalion chanting lustily as it went slush-slushing up to the firing-line.
• It is the time of praying, and all the women with their candles and their incense are bending knees and chanting prayers to Kwan-yin for the blessing of a son.
• The chanting reached a note so high that Ross felt the torment in his ears.
• But he would get to chanting a prayer, and one day he was surprised to find that they had stolen the socks, laid out on his two hands, from before his eyes.
• He placed the black tube in the palm, of the left hand of the god, the priest chanting all the while a prayer.
• The statues looked very weird in the moonlight but they were not chanting.
• Something caught her breath away, just as the chanting of the dragon priests always did.
• The early chanting of all peoples was quite likely by men.
• He mumbled strange words, and departed chanting a long song.
• After much preliminary chanting of incantations and shouting of defiance, the Hau-Haus charged.
• The custom of chanting in churches has been traced to the practice of the ancient and pagan stage.
• It had taken a strong hold on one of their villages, Awatobi, even to the extent of replacing some of the old ceremonies with the new singing and chanting and praying.

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