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[ UK /hˈɪmnə‍l/ ]
[ US /ˈhɪmnəɫ/ ]
NOUN
  1. a songbook containing a collection of hymns

How To Use hymnal In A Sentence

  • Unfortunately, no details were given as to the criteria for selection of the hymnals nor were the hymnals themselves named.
  • There are Books of Hours painted on vellum, intricate hymnals, Psalters, antiphonals, breviaries, bestiaries, herbals, and luminous Bibles for monasteries and kings. The Memory Palace
  • Start your library by researching other denominational hymnals.
  • Here's what I mean: in spite of being well within reasonable range for a decent SATB choir, "Epiphany" is simultaneously too high and too low to get into hymnals. Archive 2009-01-01
  • Vibraphone and bass sketch the hymnal melody, joined by lush violin figures and soft digital crackle.
  • Yet, as on ‘Children's Waltz’ and ‘Lullaby’, the wave of pastel, hymnal harmonies are hard to deny on aesthetic grounds.
  • What I want to find is a 'tie to bind her' -- speaking hymnally. Phyllis
  • The first and third line of every stanza is iambic tetrameter, and the second and fourth iambic trimeter; this gives it the usual metrical pattern of a hymn from the Anglican hymnal.
  • Start your library by researching other denominational hymnals.
  • They got to use a hymnal, one more unfair advantage of being older.
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