Singable

Pronunciation: /ˈsɪŋəbəl/

Definitions of singable

adjective describing a quality of being able to be sung

Example Sentences

A1 The nursery rhyme is very singable for young children.

A2 The pop song has a catchy and singable chorus.

B1 The musical has a variety of singable tunes that the audience can enjoy.

B2 The opera has complex yet singable melodies that require skilled vocalists.

C1 The Broadway show features a range of singable songs that showcase the talent of the performers.

C2 The classical piece is known for its intricate yet incredibly singable passages that challenge even the most experienced singers.

Examples of singable in a Sentence

formal The composer aimed to create a singable melody that would resonate with audiences.

informal That song is so catchy and singable, I can't get it out of my head!

slang This track is super singable, everyone will be belting it out at the party.

figurative Her words were like a singable tune, easy to remember and repeat.

Grammatical Forms of singable

• past tense: sung
• plural: singables
• comparative: more singable
• superlative: most singable
• present tense: sing
• future tense: will sing
• perfect tense: have sung
• continuous tense: is singing
• singular: singable
• positive degree: singable
• infinitive: to sing
• gerund: singing
• participle: singing

Origin and Evolution of singable

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'singable' originated from the combination of the word 'sing' and the suffix '-able'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe something that can be sung or performed in a musical manner, the word 'singable' has evolved to also refer to something that is easy or pleasant to sing.