What's the difference between chantlike and singsong?
Chantlike
Definition:
Example Sentences:
Singsong
Definition:
(n.) Bad singing or poetry.
(n.) A drawling or monotonous tone, as of a badly executed song.
(a.) Drawling; monotonous.
(v. i.) To write poor poetry.
Example Sentences:
(1) I like the sense of community – and who doesn't enjoy a singsong?"
(2) Some in the movement will vote, some will abstain, but most agree that "the hollow singsong of the electioneering speech has become unbearable", as the sociologist Manuel Castells put it.
(3) They teased me and said: ‘Your whole life you’ve never seen a psychiatrist, now you’re talking to 225 at once!’” Elegantly dressed in a black lace dress and a twisted string of pearls, she speaks in a heavy singsong Hungarian accent, despite more than 40 years spent in Canada.
(4) I'm reminded of the calls of a toddler from the toilet, that elongated, singsong "Fiiinished!"
(5) Blears is one parliament’s cheerier souls and her singsong style would not be out of place on CBeebies.