hymned
Celebrated in song
Hymned is the past tense of hymn, meaning to praise or celebrate in song or verse.
The word carries a formal, elevated tone: The congregation hymned their gratitude, Poets have hymned the beauty of the countryside for centuries.
It suggests worship or deep reverence, whether religious or secular.
Expressed approval of
- glorifiedPraised beyond merit
- exaltedElevated in rank
- veneratedRegarded with profound respect
- hallowedMade or regarded holy
consecrated · blessed · divine · holy · sanctified · worshipped · revered · adored
Voiced musically
- chantedRecited rhythmically aloud
- intonedSpoke with unchanging pitch
- chorusedUttered simultaneously
- vocalizedExpressed with voice
anthem · chorale · choir · cantata · oratorio · refrain · verse · harmony
Expressed approval of
- laudedPublicly honored or celebrated
- celebratedWidely known and praised
- honoredGiven recognition or respect
- commemoratedHonored through ceremony
extolled · acclaimed · eulogized · memorialized · saluted · ode · paean · elegy
praised
Expressed approval of
hallowed · consecrated · blessed · divine · holy · sanctified · worshipped · revered · adored · celebrated
sung
Voiced musically
vocalized · anthem · chorale · choir · cantata · oratorio · refrain · verse · harmony · polyphony
praised
Expressed approval of
- laudedPublicly honored or celebrated
- celebratedWidely known and praised
- honoredGiven recognition or respect
commemorated · extolled · acclaimed · eulogized · memorialized · saluted · ode · paean · elegy · homage
hymneddenounced
Publicly accused or condemned
condemned · vilified · decried · censured · excoriated
- battle hymnSong for warfare
- church hymnsReligious songs sung communally
- Christmas hymnsSacred songs for December 25th
- traditional hymnsEstablished religious songs
- hymn bookReligious song collection
- Christian hymnsReligious songs of praise