Definition

To sing or speak in a rhythmic and repetitive way, often in a low tone.

Example

The crowd began to chant the team's name during the game.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you hear everyone chant during the game last night?

Yeah, it was so loud and exciting!

I love how the crowd can really get into it and chant together.

Absolutely! It makes you feel like part of something bigger.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A short, repetitive song or phrase that is often sung or shouted in a rhythmic way, usually by a group of people.

Example

The crowd began to chant their team's name during the game.

Conversation

Did you hear the crowd's chant at the concert last night?

Yes, it was so powerful and energetic!

I loved how everyone joined in with the same chant.

Definition

To say or sing something in a rhythmic and repetitive way, often in a group setting.

Example

The crowd began to chant the team's name during the game.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you hear them chant at the rally yesterday?

Yeah, it was really inspiring to see everyone come together.

I wish I could have joined them and chant along with the crowd.

Root Explanation

Chant → It originates from Old French 'chanter' (meaning to sing), which comes from Latin 'cantare' (meaning to sing). The word 'chant' refers to a simple, repetitive song or melody, often used in religious contexts.

Memory Tip

Think of the Old French word for singing, 'chanter', to remember that 'chant' means to sing or a song.

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