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Mar. 27, 2015

cantillate \KAN-tl-eyt\ verb 1. to chant; intone. Quotes The rabbi began to cantillate the phrases of the Channukah song. It was not a tune he sang, but a murmuring, a mixture of sighs and fragments of melody. -- Isaac Bashevis Singer, The Family Moskat, translated by A.H. Gross, 1950 Origin Cantillate entered English in the mid-1800s from the Late Latin cantillātus meaning "sung low, hummed."

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