Definition of Ringingly. Meaning of Ringingly. Synonyms of Ringingly

- shots of the real birth of a baby, and goes on to become one of those ringingly false Technicolor British films about working-class life in London. It...
- capable of the projection of coloratura p****ages described as "delicate and ringingly high". Vaughan had a large vocal range of soprano through a female baritone...
- repented his corporate involvement and resigned his job by way of a "ringingly quixotic press release": "I will be 33.5 (sic) years old in September...
- him to the day-to-day carnival of human folly that he can describe so ringingly, so comically, even as it goes on tormenting him. New York Times Book...
- who have taken Trane's harmonic advances as a given," and praised the "ringingly successful cuts" that provide the listener with "a chance to sample a...
- pla**** at 45 rpm. Shaw, William (April 1995). "Special K". GQ (quoting "a ringingly quixotic press release" issued by Drummond in July 1986). Archived (via...
- obtained praise from the critics”; the Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border was ringingly applauded for both its traditional and original ballads. To the poet Anna...
- obituary noted Davies's "easy, warmly communicative stage presence, a ringingly lyrical tenor sound and excellent diction". On retiring from the stage...
- hilariously pretentious job letter sent to the New Yorker magazine, a ringingly sincere teenage "should we be more than friends" letter. Four hours of...