Sing out
verb
To sing loudly, clearly, or expressively.
She began to sing out the lyrics of the song
verb
To announce or call out something loudly.
The scout leader must sing out the commands to the entire group
verb
To express one's emotions or feelings vocally in a musical manner - often to express happiness.
After winning the lottery, they couldn't help but sing out in joy
Usage tips
Idiomatic
verb
To notify or inform someone about something, often loudly.
If you see anything suspicious, you must sing out immediately
verb
To sing loudly, clearly, or expressively.
She began to sing out the lyrics of the song
verb
To announce or call out something loudly.
The scout leader must sing out the commands to the entire group
verb
To express one's emotions or feelings vocally in a musical manner - often to express happiness.
After winning the lottery, they couldn't help but sing out in joy
Usage tips
Idiomatic
verb
To notify or inform someone about something, often loudly.
If you see anything suspicious, you must sing out immediately
Definition 1 of 4
Pro Tip 1/1Loud and Clear
Use 'sing out' to emphasize volume and clarity, especially when someone needs to be heard over a distance or noise.
During the rehearsal, the director asked the choir to sing out so they could be heard in the back row.
Pro Tip 1/1Loud and Clear
Use 'sing out' to emphasize volume and clarity, especially when someone needs to be heard over a distance or noise.
During the rehearsal, the director asked the choir to sing out so they could be heard in the back row.
Pro Tip 1/1Loud and Clear
Use 'sing out' to emphasize volume and clarity, especially when someone needs to be heard over a distance or noise.
During the rehearsal, the director asked the choir to sing out so they could be heard in the back row.
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