Croon

usgb/kruːn/
verb

To sing softly in a gentle and melodious way.

The jazz singer began to croon a lullaby, soothing the audience with his warm, mellow voice.
Visual representation of "croon" - To sing softly in a gentle and melodious way

Often appears as...

  • croon a lullaby
  • croon a song
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Emotional Expression

Used to convey warmth and intimacy, often in romantic settings or to soothe.

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Under the moonlight, he began to croon her favorite love song.
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Musical Styles

Common in jazz and blues, where singers emphasize emotional storytelling.

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The blues artist's ability to croon was unmatched, drawing in the crowd.
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Not For Loud Venues

Best understood in quiet settings as it's a soft singing style.

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The cafe's ambiance was perfect for the singer to croon without a microphone.
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