croon in a sentence
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📚 Grade Level: Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8
Definition
Croon: to sing or hum in a soft, low voice, often in a soothing or sentimental manner.
Crossword clues for croon
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "croon".
- Sing softly and gently, often while soothing.
- Humming a gentle tune to calm someone.
- Whisper a lullaby in a tender voice.
- To serenade with a soft and low tone.
- Sing in a soothing, gentle manner.
Croon sentence examples
- He began to croon a soft lullaby, lulling the baby to sleep.
- The singer's ability to croon heartfelt ballads captivated the entire audience.
- As the stars twinkled above, she would often croon her favorite songs by the campfire.
- His deep, soothing voice could croon any classic tune and make it sound fresh.
- During the long drive, they enjoyed listening to him croon along with the radio.
- He would often croon soft lullabies to his newborn daughter at bedtime.
- As the sun set, the old man began to croon his favorite tunes by the fire.
- In the dimly lit bar, the singer's voice would croon soulful melodies that captivated the audience.
- She loved to croon along to the radio, lost in the nostalgia of her youth.
- The cat would curl up beside him as he crooned gently, creating a serene atmosphere.
- He loves to croon softly to his baby before bedtime.
- The singer began to croon a love ballad that captivated the entire audience.
- As the stars twinkled above, he sat on the porch and crooned old tunes.
- She could hear him croon from the other room, his voice rich and soothing.
- The jazz club was alive with the sound of him crooning into the microphone.