Noun:

नीरस स्वरात पठण केले,

singsong's Usage Examples:

unison, whispered in natural rhythmic dialogue, the chant never follows a singsong style as the voices are spoken at different pitches and varying inflections.

Mineiro also lacks notable features of other accents, including the retroflex R (caipira), palatalization of S (carioca), strong dental R (gaucho), or singsong nordestino intonation.

Pidgin English as "singsongs", which were popular with the Chinese.

The singsong of the twins reveals the shaky grounds of institutional power.

Along with James Fox, the other major manufacturer of singsongs was Francis Magniac.

Lauluimä (singing mother) was opened during the fourth Setu Leelopäevad (singsong festival) in 1986.

praised her saying "this pale yet still beautiful wraith, mouth in need of lip salve and Baby Jane ringlets slowly unravelling, speaking in insidious singsong.

To make the songs lodge in the ear, Jackson uses elementary singsong melodies – a 'nyah, nyah' two-note motif in 'They Don't Care About Us'"nbsp;.

mentioning it among "fifty well-known jingles, jump-rope rhymes, and singsong parodies that we kids chanted", lists it as ""Chinese, Japanese, dirty.

Some lived there for so long that they acquired a curious accent, a singsong manner of speaking peculiar to Anglo-Russians.

Only his age-appropriate tracks—the singsong club jingle Girl I Need, or the irony-free homage to Nikes fresh out the box—remind us that Mario is not a boy, but not yet a man.

And whoever devised the synthesizer riffs that set off Moses"s spacey singsong deserves a gold star.

In 1783, philosopher Johann Erich Biester, residing in the Prussian capital of Berlin, rated the unpleasant singsong and highly peculiar confusion of b and p, of d and t—even among upper-class speakers—very crude.

Synonyms:

pitch contour, modulation, intonation,

Antonyms:

advance, go, descend, precede,