sung

/siɳ/
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sung

The Sung dynasty produced many beautiful porcelain vases.

Definition
  1. Verb (past participle):
    • Uttered with musical tones: The past participle of the verb "sing," meaning to have produced musical sounds with the voice.
    • Performed vocally: Used to describe a state where a song or piece of music has been vocalized.
Usage
  • As part of a verb phrase (with "have" or "had"): Indicates a completed action of singing.
    • She has sung that aria many times.
    • The national anthem was sung beautifully by the choir.
  • As an adjective: Describes something that has been performed vocally.
    • The rarely sung version of the hymn moved the audience.
Advanced Usage
  • "Sung" in passive constructions: Often used to describe an action done to the subject.
    • The lullaby was sung softly.
  • In set phrases: Used in fixed expressions.
    • "Sung" masses (in music, referring to a mass that is vocalized, as opposed to spoken).
Variants and Related Words
  • Sing (v): To produce musical tones with the voice.
    • Birds sing at dawn.
  • Singer (n): A person who sings.
    • She is a professional singer.
  • Song (n): A short poem or other set of words set to music.
    • He wrote a beautiful song.
Synonyms
  • Vocalized: Produced sound with the voice.
  • Chanted: Sung or recited in a monotone or repetitive rhythm.
  • Crooned: Sung or hummed in a soft, low voice.
Related Phrasal Verbs
  • Sing along: To sing together with a performer or recording.
    • The crowd loved to sing along.
  • Sing out: To sing or call loudly.
    • Don't be shy, sing out!
Related Idioms
  • Sung to the rafters: Sung very loudly and enthusiastically, filling the space.
    • The hymn was sung to the rafters of the old church.
  • Sung one's praises: To have praised someone highly and enthusiastically.
    • He had sung her praises to the entire committee.
sung

The Sung dynasty produced many beautiful porcelain vases.

Noun
  1. the imperial dynasty of China from 960 to 1279; noted for art and literature and philosophy