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Meaning of Trill
The primary meaning of the word "Trill" refers to a sound, especially a bird's song, or a musical note that vibrates or trembles.
Definitions
- A rapid alternation of two sounds, especially a consonant and a vowel, in speech
- A musical ornament consisting of a rapid alternation between two notes, typically a semitone apart
- A trembling or quivering sound, especially of a bird's song
Etymology of Trill
The word "Trill" originated from the Old French "triller", which is derived from the Latin "trillare", meaning "to make a prolonged sound"
Historically, the word has been used to describe the sound of birds singing, as well as musical ornaments and instrumental sounds
Example Uses
- The bird's trill filled the air as it sang its morning song
- The musician's fingers moved deftly over the keys, creating a beautiful trill in the melody
- The doctor listened carefully to the patient's heartbeat, noticing a slight trill in the rhythm
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
silence
stillness
quiet
calm
steadiness
stability
firmness
solidity
steadiness
consistency
uniformity
monotony
dullness
flatness
lifelessness
inactivity
inertness
stagnation
motionlessness