Definitions

sang

[sang] / sæŋ /

VERB

carry a tune with one's voice

Synonyms

STRONGEST

belt out chant croon hum intone serenade shout wait warble whistle

STRONG

buzz cantillate carol chirp choir descant groan harmonize hymn mouth pipe purr resound roar singsong solo trill troll tune vocalize whine yodel

WEAK

burst into song canary duet lift up a voice line out lullaby make melody

Antonyms

WEAK

be quiet conceal

VERB

tattle on someone

Synonyms

STRONGEST

talk

STRONG

betray fink inform peach rat snitch

WEAK

blow the whistle spill the beans turn in

Antonyms

STRONG

hide

WEAK

be quiet conceal

Example Sentences

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Through the open back-seat window, two kids sang along to a Taylor Swift song that his mom used to love.

From Literature

I’m coming, Togbe, my soul sang as I abandoned all struggle and felt myself drift down, down, down, filled with a joy I could barely contain.

From Literature

Negron sang lead on “One” and “Joy to the World,” among other tunes.

From Los Angeles Times

And lieder, folk and church music alone, no matter how immaculately sung, rarely turn artists into stars.

From The Wall Street Journal

They were soon joined by Chaka Khan and John Legend, who sang, “Where Is the Love?”

From Los Angeles Times