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🎤sing

verb
/sɪŋ/
sinewy singe
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Meaning

to make musical sounds with the voice, typically in a tune
to make musical sounds with the voice

Example Sentences

She loves to sing in the choir.

She sings beautifully in the choir.

Example Expressions

Sing your heart out

Synonyms

chant, croon, hum, vocalize
Entry 1
chant, croon, hum, vocalize
Entry 2
vocalize, chant, croon, hum

Antonyms

mumble, whisper, speak, silence
Entry 1
mumble, whisper
Entry 2
speak, whisper, silence

Collocations

sing a song, sing loudly, sing along, sing in the choir, sing beautifully, sing softly
Entry 1
sing a song, sing loudly, sing along, sing in the choir
Entry 2
sing loudly, sing beautifully, sing along, sing softly

More Example Sentences

My favorite singer is Lata Mangeshkar.

Would you mind closing the door, please?

Is it okay to take this before exercising?

May this Eid bestow you with Allah’s blessings.

Is your favourite singer favourite to everybody?

Hope this Eid bestows you with Allah’s blessings.

Good morning! Where are you flying to Singapore today?

May your life be filled with peace and blessings this Puja.

May your life be filled with peace and blessings this New Year.

May your life be filled with peace and blessings this Christmas.

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