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"Fair is foul and foul is fair" intone the witches in Macbeth.intone = say in a chanting voice
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The bailiff intones, "All Rise! Hear ye, hear ye, hear ye! The Supreme Court of the Great State of Florida is now in session."intones = says in a particular tone or pitch
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"Under her leadership," a narrator intones, "the city has grown weaker and poorer."intones = says in a serious manner
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The singer intones a prayer.intones = says in a chanting voice
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Juliet repeatedly intones Romeos name in the magical balcony scene.intones = says
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How small is the earth to him who looks from heaven: Mrs Who intoned musically. (source)intoned = said
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"I am the Dark Queen," she intoned dramatically. (source)
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"I described myself as the second greatest," intoned Deep Thought, "and such I am." (source)intoned = said
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The WOMEN enter, intoning the dirge 'Ale k le' and swaying from side to side. (source)intoning = singing
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[Then, when FATHER-JACQUES has said: We mustn't forget the departed':] [intone in chorus, turned towards the portrait of GRANDFATHER-JACQUES, with their backs to the audience:] Cordolences! (source)intone = say
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"Number two," he intones. (source)intones = says
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The priest's long, dismal intonings acted upon his nerves and deepened his wrath; there was something defiant in his unintelligible drawl; it seemed meant for Newman himself.† (source)
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"I will accept that responsibility on behalf of all my brothers," my uncle Pedro intoned. (source)intoned = said
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People were definitely chanting...intoning words Sophie could not discern.† (source)
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See how smart she was, she seems to intone as she compares the picture to my father.† (source)
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"It is both a time for repentance and a time for thanks," intones the mayor.† (source)
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"Hello, Tweedy," Max intoned. (source)
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