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Term: Bell

Definition:

A bell is a hollow, cup-shaped object that produces a ringing sound when struck or when a clapper inside it strikes its sides.

Parts of Speech:

  • Noun
  • Verb

Senses:

  1. Noun: A hollow, metallic instrument typically used for making sounds, signaling, or musical purposes.
  2. Example Sentence: The church bell rang loudly, calling the congregation to gather for the evening service.

  3. Noun: The sound produced by or resembling that produced by a bell.

    Example Sentence: The sweet sound of the bell echoed through the valley.

  4. Noun: A device or mechanism resembling a bell in shape, such as a doorbell or an alarm bell.

    Example Sentence: When someone approaches the front door, the bell rings, alerting the homeowners.

  5. Noun: A hollow, cup-shaped object struck by a clapper inside it, used in musical instruments or for signaling.

    Example Sentence: The rhythmic chimes of the silver bell added a magical touch to the orchestra's performance.

  6. Verb: To make a bell-like sound; produce a ringing tone.

    Example Sentence: The children were delighted as they each took turns to bell the bicycle and listen to its pleasant ring.

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