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Very loud or having a high volume
“When the beats fell to nothing, a swirling tide of ringing sirens swelled and rose, and the crowd slowly raised their hands with it.”
Characterized by fullness, clarity, strength, and smoothness of sound
“From a mighty cliff overhanging the road, about a hundred feet distant, came a long yodeling call, peculiar to the Tyrol, sung in a superb ringing baritone.”
Clear in meaning without uncertainty or ambiguity
“The initiative is, in its audacity, a ringing indication of yet another emerging truth.”
Made or expressed with force or great enthusiasm
“His first novel received a ringing endorsement from no less than President Ronald Reagan.”
Producing a gentle and high-pitched sound
Having a displeasingly thin, metallic sound
Of, or related to, song or the act of singing
Making a clang, or a ringing metallic sound
A ringing sound or noise
“Suddenly, I heard a ringing in my ears so intense it seemed to drown out all other sound.”
A loud, resonant metallic sound or series of sounds
A loud, deep resounding noise
The sound of a buzzer or telephone
Ringing in the ears
A pattern of band-like markings
Present participle for to make a clear resonant or vibrating sound
“Maggie is cooking in her kitchen when the doorbell begins to ring.”
Present participle for to resound or reverberate with (a sound or sounds)
“Ivan's booming voice begins to ring through the darkness.”
Present participle for to make a phone call (to someone)
“Just ask him to ring me, please. As soon as he can.”
Present participle for to form a ring or circle around
“The day was filled with Sun, and even the little camp, ringed by stone as it was, grew warm.”
Present participle for to follow a course that forms a loop or loops
Present participle for to make a shrill sound or noise
Present participle for to make contact or communication with
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