Pronunciation: /hɪm/
noun a religious song or poem, typically of praise to God
A1 I sang a hymn at church on Sunday.
A2 The choir performed a beautiful hymn during the service.
B1 The congregation joined together to sing a traditional hymn.
B2 The hymn we sang at the wedding was very moving and emotional.
C1 The composer wrote a new hymn for the special church service.
C2 The choir's rendition of the hymn brought tears to many in the audience.
verb None
A1 She hymns softly while she cleans the house.
A2 The children hymn together during the school assembly.
B1 The choir hymns beautifully at the church service.
B2 The musician hymns a classic melody on the piano.
C1 The opera singer hymns with passion and emotion.
C2 The soloist hymns the national anthem at the stadium.
adjective None
A1 I sang a hymn at church last Sunday.
A2 The choir performed a beautiful hymn during the service.
B1 The hymn book contains a collection of traditional songs.
B2 The congregation stood and sang a hymn together.
C1 The composer wrote a hymn that has become a classic in religious music.
C2 The hymn was sung in multiple languages at the international conference.
adverb None
A1 She sang the hymn softly during the church service.
A2 The choir members harmonized beautifully as they sang the hymn.
B1 The congregation stood and recited the hymn together.
B2 The organist played the hymn with great skill and precision.
C1 The composer's latest work incorporates elements of a traditional hymn.
C2 The symphony concluded with a majestic hymn that left the audience in awe.
pronoun None
A1 I sang a hymn in church.
A2 The choir sang a beautiful hymn during the service.
B1 She played a hymn on the piano for the congregation.
B2 The hymn they sang at the wedding was very moving.
C1 The composer wrote a new hymn for the choir to perform.
C2 The hymn they chose for the memorial service was a favorite of the deceased.
preposition None
A1 I sang a hymn at church.
A2 The choir sang a beautiful hymn during the service.
B1 She hummed a hymn softly as she walked through the forest.
B2 The congregation stood and sang a hymn together.
C1 The composer wrote a new hymn for the upcoming concert.
C2 The hymn played at the memorial service brought tears to everyone's eyes.
conjunction None
A1 I sang a hymn and then went to bed.
A2 She played the piano while I sang the hymn.
B1 The choir sang a beautiful hymn during the church service.
B2 The congregation stood up to sing the hymn together.
C1 The hymn that was sung at the wedding was very moving.
C2 The composer wrote a new hymn for the choir to perform at the concert.
interjection None
A1 Hymn! That was a delicious meal.
A2 Hymn! I can't wait to see the new movie.
B1 Hymn! The concert last night was amazing.
B2 Hymn! What a beautiful sunset.
C1 Hymn! The opera performance was truly breathtaking.
C2 Hymn! I am in awe of the artwork in this museum.
article None
A1 I like to sing a hymn at church every Sunday.
A2 The choir sang a beautiful hymn during the wedding ceremony.
B1 The congregation stood up to sing the closing hymn.
B2 The hymn chosen for the service was a classic favorite among the parishioners.
C1 The composer's latest work is a modern hymn that has been well-received by critics.
C2 The choir director arranged a medley of hymns for the special Easter service.
formal The church choir sang a beautiful hymn during the Sunday service.
informal We all joined in singing our favorite hymn at the campfire.
slang I love it when the band plays that old hymn at the bar.
figurative The national anthem is like a hymn to our country's history and values.
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