CHIMED Meaning and
Definition
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Chimed is a verb that is used to describe the act of sounding or making a melodious or resonant ringing tone, usually produced by striking or striking against a metal object, such as a bell or chime. It can also refer to emitting a bright or clear musical sound, which often has a pleasing or harmonious quality. The term "chimed" is derived from the noun "chime," which commonly refers to a set of tuned bells or other metal objects that are designed to produce musical tones when struck.
When something chimes, it typically produces a sound that can be heard over a distance and has a distinct pitch and musicality. The sound can be either rhythmic, as with a clock or a set of wind chimes, or irregular, as with the chime of a doorbell. Chiming is often associated with a sense of harmony, tranquility, or significance, and it can evoke various emotions or create a specific atmosphere depending on the context in which it is used.
Chiming can also be used figuratively to describe a synchronicity or agreement between different elements or individuals, as in "their voices chimed in unison." This usage can convey the idea of collaboration, unity, or harmony among various parties or perspectives. Overall, chimed is a versatile verb that encompasses a range of meanings related to producing pleasant or resonant musical tones or expressing agreement or unity.
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Etymology of CHIMED
The word "chimed" originated from the Middle English word "chimen" or "chymen", which was derived from the Old English word "cimian" or "cimban". This Old English word ultimately traces back to the Proto-Germanic word "kemaną", meaning "to sound" or "to make a noise". The word "chime" itself appeared in the late 14th century as a noun referring to a set of bells or a melodious sound. Eventually, the verb form "chimed" emerged, indicating the action of producing a chime or sounding harmoniously.
Similar spelling words for CHIMED
- chilled,
- child,
- timed,
- chimney,
- charmed,
- chimp,
- shamed,
- chime in,
- chime,
- Chimed,
- Chinned,
- Chirped,
- chimes,
- Aimed,
- chained.
Conjugate verb Chimed
CONDITIONAL
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FUTURE
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FUTURE PERFECT
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PAST
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PAST PERFECT
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PRESENT
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PRESENT PERFECT
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