Anthem is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ANTHEM in dictionary:

VERB:
• to praise in a national song
• To celebrate with anthems.
• provide with an anthem
NOUN:
• a song of praise or gladness
• a rousing or uplifting song identified with a particular group, body, or cause
• a solemn patriotic song officially adopted by a country as an expression of national identity
• a musical setting of a religious text to be sung by a choir during a church service, especially in Anglican or Protestant Churches.
• song of loyalty, esp to a country
• Formerly, a hymn sung in alternate parts, in present usage, a selection from the Psalms, or other parts of the Scriptures or the liturgy, set to sacred music.
• A song or hymn of praise.
• a song of devotion or loyalty (as to a nation or school)
• a song of praise (to God or to a saint or to a nation)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to praise in a song

Words related to ANTHEM

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Words that contain ANTHEM

anthems12 anthemed14 anthemia13 anthemic15 anthemis13 exanthem20 antheming15 anthemion14 enanthema14 exanthema21 exanthems21 anthemises15 anthemwise18 enanthemas15 exanthemas22 exanthemata23 xeranthemum25 calycanthemy27 exanthematic26 helianthemum22 xeranthemums26 chrysanthemum28 exanthematous25 helianthemums23 calycanthemies26 chrysanthemums29 mesembryanthemu29 mesembryanthemum32 mesembryanthemums33

How to use ANTHEM in a sentence

• Wordless, magnificent, the great anthem swelled through the falling dusk, and like a vision the unutterable arose and possessed her soul.
• When played by an army band, the National Anthem shall be played through without repetition of any part not required to be repeated to make it complete.
• The playing of the National Anthem as a part of a medley is prohibited in the military service.
• All traffic suddenly stopped, everybody, passengers as well as conductors of the cars, joining in the anthem.
• Many a mother had prepared the sumptuous thanksgiving breakfast, for a long-absent expected son, who, perchance, was offering up his thanksgiving anthem before the throne of God.
• Indeed, when at the last performance the National Anthem was sung and the meeting came to an end I could have sat down and wept.
• It is as if a glorious anthem had passed into outward solid form in the very ecstasy of its grandest chorus.
• In that first thrill of joy and triumph our majestic anthem was formed.
• There was nothing to it, therefore, but that the Indians should render the great American anthem.
• One day hearing the organ singing a sweet anthem, he stayed to listen.
• Hark! the deep-toned, solemn peal! Again it strikes the air! My trembling accents steal To join the anthem there.
• Palestrina was the first to employ it in an anthem.
• The nation heard his patriot lays, And rung them, like an anthem, round, Till Freedom waved her branch of bays, Wherewith the world shall yet be crowned.
• The sound of this great anthem was sufficiently impressive to make one long to hear the real Coalition shouting it all along Downing Street.
• Oftentimes his page sounds like the deep-rolling anthem of a mighty cathedral organ.
• As the procession passed, the bands which were stationed at different points played the national anthem, which tended to excite the enthusiasm of the people.
• Then he commenced to cover her with his regard, admiring her at his leisure, and had then no wish to utter any anthem save the anthem of love.
• If in uniform, covered, they shall salute at the first note of the anthem, retaining the position of salute until the last note of the anthem.
• One of them even, the great chorus in the first scene, might stand as a sort of national anthem for Russia.
• However, as Tish is a Republican she was not interested in this, and for a time she worked valiantly for the Red Cross and spent her evenings learning the national anthem.
• When he appeared as King George, the orchestra struck up our National Anthem, and at once our men rose up and stood to attention.
• And He does not heed the sweetest anthem of the fullest choir, if it is a mere pomp of sound.
• Those first few bars were the opening ones of the Servian national anthem! With an effort, Peter Ruff concentrated his thoughts upon the immediate present.
• Greene sent him a manuscript anthem of his own to look over, Handel put it on one side and forgot it.
• All lone, lost words blend in an anthem whose murmur rises in the valley from the busy animation of morning and evening.
• With boom and roar, roar and boom they sang their anthem of death.
• The youthful voices of the Pony Rider Boys rose in the National anthem, the deep bass voice of Professor Zepplin booming out above all the rest.
• The moaning of the wind hath power To stir the anthem of my soul, Unto a mightier thunder roll Than ever shook a triumph hour.
• The music and the anthem thoroughly roused the old as well as the young members of the company, and, at its conclusion, three cheers were lustily given for the stars and stripes.

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