10 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Croon' in a Sentence
"To sing or hum softly and soothingly, especially in a gentle manner such as when singing to a baby." more
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Before the wedding ceremony ends, the bride and groom will have crooned a special song to each other.
The elderly man would often sit on his porch and croon old folk songs, becoming a neighborhood icon.
During the train journey, he will croon softly to entertain fellow passengers.
The street poet would croon their verses in a rhythmic fashion, creating a unique blend of music and spoken word.
The street performer could often be found on the corner, using a guitar to croon for passersby.
She had been crooning lullabies to the baby until it finally fell asleep.
As the movie credits roll, the soundtrack will have crooned its last note, leaving the audience in awe.
Before the baby falls asleep, the mother will have crooned a lullaby to soothe the little one.
The jazz club was filled with the sound of the vocalist's ability to croon with emotion.
The actor has crooned a playful tune in the latest animated movie.
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