Meaning & Definition of word "Trill"

Trill

/trɪl/

1. A musical note or sound that is produced by rapid alternation between two pitches.
- Example: The trill at the end of the piece added a flourish that delighted the listeners.
2. A sound resembling the trill, often made by certain birds or other animals.
- Example: The morning was filled with the trills of songbirds welcoming the new day.

1. To produce a quavering or vibratory sound, especially in the context of singing or playing a musical instrument.
- Example: The singer began to trill a high note, enchanting the audience.
2. To sing or play a musical note with a rapid alternation between two nearby pitches.
- Example: The flutist trilled beautifully, showcasing her technical skill.

●From Middle English 'trillen' meaning to make a vibrating sound.

trill of the heart:

An expression of deep emotional joy.

to trill with laughter:

To laugh in a light and joyful manner.

tremolo:

A wavering effect in music or sound.

flourish:

A bold or extravagant gesture or action, typically seen in music.

vibrate:

To move rhythmically and steadily back and forth.

Meaning: Cool or authentic, often used in hip-hop culture.

● Example Sentence: That song is so trill, it’s got real vibe.

Meaning: Real or genuine, often referring to a person’s character.

● Example Sentence: She’s a trill person, always keeping it real.