Let/make the welkin ring
phrase
To create a loud noise or cause a great uproar.
The band played so loudly, they certainly let the welkin ring.

Often appears as...
- heaven's welkin ring
- let the welkin ring with joy
Usage tips
Informal
Idiomatic
phrase
To create a loud noise or cause a great uproar.
The band played so loudly, they certainly let the welkin ring.

Often appears as...
- heaven's welkin ring
- let the welkin ring with joy
Usage tips
Informal
Idiomatic
Definition 1 of 1

Historical Usage
Originally, 'welkin' referred to the sky or heavens, so the phrase has a poetic background.

When the townsfolk celebrated, they really made the welkin ring.
Archaic Context
The phrase is old-fashioned and rarely used today, but can add flavor to historical or fantasy contexts.

The knights' victory cry was so intense it made the welkin ring.
Literary Allusion
It's often found in literature and may signify a connection to classical texts or Shakespearean language.

As we read in class, 'let the welkin ring' gives a Shakespearean vibe to the story.
Historical Usage
Originally, 'welkin' referred to the sky or heavens, so the phrase has a poetic background.

When the townsfolk celebrated, they really made the welkin ring.
Archaic Context
The phrase is old-fashioned and rarely used today, but can add flavor to historical or fantasy contexts.

The knights' victory cry was so intense it made the welkin ring.
Literary Allusion
It's often found in literature and may signify a connection to classical texts or Shakespearean language.

As we read in class, 'let the welkin ring' gives a Shakespearean vibe to the story.
Historical Usage
Originally, 'welkin' referred to the sky or heavens, so the phrase has a poetic background.

When the townsfolk celebrated, they really made the welkin ring.
Archaic Context
The phrase is old-fashioned and rarely used today, but can add flavor to historical or fantasy contexts.

The knights' victory cry was so intense it made the welkin ring.
Literary Allusion
It's often found in literature and may signify a connection to classical texts or Shakespearean language.

As we read in class, 'let the welkin ring' gives a Shakespearean vibe to the story.
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