Meaning & Definition of word "Chanting"

Chanting

/ˈʧæntɪŋ/

1. The act or process of using rhythmic vocalization, often in a ceremonial or spiritual context.
- Example: The chanting of the crowd filled the air with energy just before the game started.
2. A repetitive, rhythmic expression of words or phrases, typically in a spiritual or religious context.
- Example: The chanting during the ceremony created a serene atmosphere.

1. The act of singing or reciting a series of words or phrases in a rhythmic manner.
- Example: The monks were chanting in the dim light of the temple.
2. To sing or say the words of a song or prayer in a repetitive and rhythmic way.
- Example: The crowd began chanting the team's anthem as they entered the stadium.
3. To speak or shout a phrase repeatedly, often to express enthusiasm or support.
- Example: The protesters were chanting slogans for social justice.

From the Old French 'chanter', meaning to sing, which derives from Latin 'cantare'.

group chanting:

A form of chanting performed by a group, often to express solidarity or share a message.

chanting prayer:

Reciting prayers in a rhythmic manner, often used in religious contexts.

chanting slogans:

Repeating phrases or expressions, particularly in a political or protest context.

chant:

A short repeated phrase or song, often religious or ritualistic.

hymn:

A religious song or poem of praise to God or a god.

intonation:

The rise and fall of the voice in speaking, often used in chanting.

Meaning: To cheer or create excitement through repetitive vocalization.

Example Sentence: The fans were chanting all night at the concert.

Meaning: To express agreement or support loudly.

Example Sentence: They were chanting for justice during the rally.