chant
//tʃænt//
Noun
chantSingular
chantsPlural
1
A repeated rhythmic phrase, typically shouted or sung in unison by a crowd or group.
The fans started a chant to support their team.
2
A simple melody or tune, especially one used in religious worship, characterized by a single repeated note.
The monks sang a Gregorian chant during the morning service.
Verb
chantInfinitive
chantPresent tense
chantedPast tense
chantedPast participle
chantingPresent participle
chantsThird-person singular
1
To say or shout a word or phrase repeatedly in a rhythmic manner.
The fans chanted the team's name throughout the game.
2
To sing or intone a religious text or prayer in a monotonous repetitive tone.
The monks chanted prayers in the ancient temple.