hymn

Preposition: of

• thanksgiving: Full of courage and passion, The Notebook is both a hymn of thanksgiving and a requiem.
• praise: He put a new song in my mouth, a hymn of praise to our God.

Converse of object

• sing: They ate with the Lord, prayed with Him, sang hymns with Him, pledged their loyalty to Him.
• recite: A priest will recite some hymns from the scriptures.
• chant: A man of no specific era walks or crawls up a human wide millstream chanting a Welsh hymn.
• compose: Ram Das composed many hymns in praise of the divine Name, which were sung by the Panth.

Adjective modifier

• sessional: Sessional hymn of the holy bishop, in Tone V: Spec.
• devotional: The latter category consists principally of ginans, devotional hymns reflecting the indigenous literary tradition of the Nizari Ismaili Khojas of South Asia.
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• Latin: To the chant of the ninth century Latin hymn, " Veni, Creator Spiritus.
• funeral: A funeral hymn is followed by a New Orleans-style parade.

Modifies a noun

• tune: A solo trumpet can steadily enhance a hymn tune.
• singing: The worse the hymn singing, the better it works.
• sheet: I'm glad we're singing from the same hymn sheet.
• writer: Hymn writers with their own pages can be found here.
• sandwich: Were Chinese people hooked on incense, or did they take Victorian hymn sandwich for preference?

Noun used with modifier

• communion: The Communion hymn is from the 17 th century.
• harvest: The evening was rounded off with a few rousing choruses of harvest hymns.
• singing: To break away from the stereotypical image that church services are just for boring old people who like singing hymns.