Pronunciation

/sɪŋ/

Definitions

Noun

A noun related to the word “sing” can be:

1. The act or art of producing musical sounds by modulating the voice: She has a beautiful singing voice.
2. A song, especially one that is performed: He sang a popular tune at the karaoke night.
3. A particular performance of a song: The concert was a sell-out, with multiple sing-alongs.

Verb

1. To sing: The action of producing sound through the voice, typically in a musical manner: She sings in the church choir every Sunday.
2. To perform or recite (a song, poem, etc.): The children sang a lullaby to their baby brother.
3. To express or convey (an emotion, message, etc.) through song: His lyrics beautifully sing about love and loss.

Adjective

1. Characteristic of singing or having a pleasant singing quality: Her voice is a soprano, and her singing style is very melodic.
2. Expressive or emotional when spoken or sung: The song’s lyrics are very lyrically sung.

Adverb

Not a common adverb form of “sing.”

Phrases

• “Singing contest” refers to a competition where participants showcase their singing abilities.
• “Sing along” encourages people to join in the chorus of a song being performed.
• “Sung praises” means expressing admiration or gratitude through song.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “Listening to her sing was a real treat for the ears.”
• Verb: “The children were singing joyfully in the schoolyard.”
• Adjective: “She has a voice that truly sings of happiness.”

Synonyms

• Vocalize
• Perform
• Render (a song)
• Warble
• Chant

Note: The adverb form is not extensive, as “singingly” could be used to describe a singing manner, but it’s less common.