What is another word for singsong?
Pronunciation:
[ sˈɪŋsɒŋ], [ sˈɪŋsɒŋ], [ s_ˈɪ_ŋ_s_ɒ_ŋ]
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Similar words for singsong:
- monotonous (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- chantlike (noun)
- communication (noun)
- intoned (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- rhythmic (noun)
- rhythmical (noun)
- other relevant words (verb)
- sing (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Singsong:
adj.
• monotonous (adjective) • Other relevant words: (adjective)- pedestrian,
- sing-song,
- droning,
- nothing,
- repetitive,
- uniform,
- unchanging,
- dreary,
- plodding,
- repetitious,
- soporific,
- ho-hum,
- unvarying,
- dull as dishwater,
- unrelieved,
- humdrum,
- flat as pancake,
- banausic,
- puts one to sleep,
- prosaic,
- boring,
- wearisome,
- samely,
- uninteresting,
- tedious,
- wearying,
- blah,
- treadmill,
- colorless,
- tiresome,
- unchanged,
- uninflected,
- Reiterated,
- unvaried,
- monotone,
- toneless.
n.
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•
- evening,
- DO,
- competition,
- blind date,
- black tie,
- fringe,
- event,
- dinner party,
- company,
- coffee klatch.
v.
• Other relevant words: (verb) • sing (verb)Other synonyms:
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•
- smooth.
- Hymning,
- make melody,
- belt out,
- yodel,
- Carolling,
- Carolled,
- Serenaded,
- burst into song,
- singing,
- soloing,
- Mouthed,
- canary,
- Solos,
- Trolled,
- Hymned,
- sing,
- cantillate,
- singsongs,
- choirs,
- lift up a voice,
- Purring,
- canaries,
- choired,
- caroling,
- Purred,
- Trolling,
- lullaby,
- Serenading,
- choir,
- Caroled,
- line out,
- solo,
- soloed,
- singsonged.
- discard,
- alliteration,
- replace,
- trot,
- regularity,
- dislodge,
- hymn,
- long-winded,
- choral service,
- sameness,
- assonance,
- monologue,
- expel,
- jingle-jangle,
- lifeless,
- repetitiousness,
- dingdong,
- dusty,
- invariable,
- singalong,
- succeed,
- drone,
- labored,
- commonplace,
- onerous,
- alliterating,
- evacuate,
- heavy,
- Sameliness,
- monotonousness,
- dirge,
- everlasting,
- neutral,
- banal,
- constancy,
- Dryasdust,
- Harping,
- monody,
- chime,
- disturb,
- uneventful,
- dry,
- laboured,
- rhymed,
- dislocate,
- happen,
- monotonous,
- ponderous,
- psalm,
- paean,
- plainsong,
- rhyming,
- eradicate,
- pitter-patter,
- rhyme,
- monotony,
- bland,
- tasteless,
- Chiming,
- drawling,
- remove,
- depose,
- repeated sounds,
- plainchant,
- daily round,
- equal,
- broken-record,
- cumbersome,
- insipid,
- Belabored,
- prolix,
- orderliness,
- jogtrot,
- song,
- descant,
- chanting,
- Drearisome,
- assonant,
- invariability,
- alliterative,
- canticle,
- even tenor,
- disarrange,
- Undifferentiation,
- repetitiveness,
- changeless,
- mantra,
- dismiss,
- carol,
- tedium,
- slant rhyme,
- drab,
- uproot,
- smoothness,
- jingle,
- massive,
- grave,
- eject,
- clockwork regularity,
- monotonic.
How to use "Singsong" in context?
There is no one right answer when it comes to defining "singsong." Singing in a lower register, with a consistent vocal quality, is often seen as a hallmark of a singsong track or performance. However, this is far from a universal opinion, and there is no single, agreed upon definition of what constitutes a singsong track. In some cases, a track may be sung in a higher register, with a more melodic vocal quality, without necessarily being considered to be a singsong track. The main criteria for deeming a track a singsong song is often the use of the lower register in conjunction with a consistent vocal quality.
Homophones for Singsong:
- shining sumac, smoking, smugness, sanguineness, sneaking, skin senses, sinking, sun king, smashing, shoemaking, sensuousness, senescence, semiconscious, snugness, smogginess, swan song, swingeing, smacking, sensing, smocking, swing music, singing, sinuousness, sneezing, synonymousness, sneakiness, swinging, squeamishness, Sinkiang, snogging, sanguineous, sickeningness, smooching.
Hyponym for Singsong:
n.
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communication
modulation, pitch contour, intonation.
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communication
v.
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communication
chant, cantillate, intone, intonate.
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communication
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