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/hɪm/
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hymn
noun
hymns
pl
UK
/hɪm/
US
/hɪm/
hymne
En religion ; aussi pour un chant solennel de louange au sens large.
The congregation sang a beautiful hymn during the Sunday service.
L’assemblée a chanté un bel hymne pendant l’office du dimanche.
Synonyms
chant
song
melody
carol
antiphon
psalm
ode
hymn
verb
hymned
Past Simple
hymned
Past Participle
hymning
Gerund
UK
/hɪm/
US
/hɪm/
chanter
Emploi littéraire ou religieux : chanter sous forme d’hymne.
The congregation hymned their gratitude during the service.
L’assemblée a chanté sa gratitude pendant l’office.
Additional translations
célébrer
Sens plus libre : louer ou glorifier en style solennel.
Synonyms
sing (praises)
magnify
chant
acclaim
eulogize
celebrate
glorify
laud
extol
praise
hymn
adjective
Used attributively before a noun (e.g., hymn book, hymn tune).
hymnique
Rare, soutenu ; relatif aux hymnes.
She opened her old hymn book and began to sing.
Elle a ouvert son vieux recueil hymnique et s’est mise à chanter.
Synonyms
hymnal
hymnic
hymn-like
devotional
sacred
religious
liturgical
psalmic
Definitions
hymn
noun
A religious song or poem of praise to God or a god.
The congregation sang a beautiful hymn during the Sunday service.
A song or ode in praise or honor of something.
The national anthem is often considered a hymn to the country's heritage.
hymn
verb
To sing or praise in a hymn.
The congregation hymned their gratitude during the service.
hymn
adjective
Relating to or characteristic of hymns.
She opened her old hymn book and began to sing.
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