intone
/ɪnˈtoʊn/Definitions
1. verb
to sing or say in a deep, resonant voice, especially for solemn occasions
“The choir will intone a hymn during the wedding ceremony.”
2. verb
to give a particular tone or quality to something, especially by saying or singing it
“The politician’s speech intoned a sense of hope for the future.”
3. verb
to begin to sing, especially in a choir
“The congregation will intone the hymn together.”
4. noun
a sound or tone, especially one that is deep and resonant
“The priest’s gentle intone of the prayer was soothing to the audience.”