pealing

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pealing

The church bells are pealing across the village.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A deep, prolonged, resonant sound, typically one made by large bells or thunder.
Usage
  • Noun: Used to describe the continuous, often loud and reverberating sound produced by bells ringing, especially in a sequence or for a celebration. It can also metaphorically describe similar deep, rolling sounds, like thunder.
Examples
  • Noun:
    • The joyful pealing of the church bells announced the New Year.
    • A deep pealing of thunder echoed through the valley.
Advanced Usage
  • "A peal of laughter": While "peal" is more common in this idiom, "pealing" can conceptually relate to a loud, ringing burst of sound, such as laughter.
    • The room was filled with the pealing laughter of children.
Variants and Related Words
  • Peal (noun/verb): The more common base form. As a noun, it means a loud ring or succession of sounds. As a verb, it means to sound loudly and sonorously.
    • The bells peal every hour.
  • Pealer (noun, rare): One who or that which peals.
Synonyms
  • Ring: A clear, resonant sound.
  • Chime: A melodious ringing sound, often from a bell.
  • Clang: A loud, resonant, metallic sound.
  • Tolling: The slow, single sound of a bell, often for mourning.
Antonyms
  • Silence: Complete absence of sound.
  • Whisper: A very soft, quiet sound.
Related Phrases
  • Peal out: (Phrasal verb for 'peal') To sound or ring out loudly and clearly.
    • The trumpet pealed out across the square.
pealing

The church bells are pealing across the village.

Noun
  1. a deep prolonged sound (as of thunder or large bells)