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/ˈʧæntɪŋ/
Meaning & Definition
noun
The act or process of using rhythmic vocalization, often in a ceremonial or spiritual context.
The chanting of the crowd filled the air with energy just before the game started.
A repetitive, rhythmic expression of words or phrases, typically in a spiritual or religious context.
The chanting during the ceremony created a serene atmosphere.
verb
The act of singing or reciting a series of words or phrases in a rhythmic manner.
The monks were chanting in the dim light of the temple.
To sing or say the words of a song or prayer in a repetitive and rhythmic way.
The crowd began chanting the team's anthem as they entered the stadium.
To speak or shout a phrase repeatedly, often to express enthusiasm or support.
The protesters were chanting slogans for social justice.
Etymology
From the Old French 'chanter', meaning to sing, which derives from Latin 'cantare'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
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.
Related Words
Slang Meanings
To cheer or create excitement through repetitive vocalization.
The fans were chanting all night at the concert.
To express agreement or support loudly.
They were chanting for justice during the rally.