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Word of the day. "Carol"

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Carol





  • Part of Speech: noun
  • Definition: a Christmas song or hymn
  • Transcription: /kar-uhl/


"Carol" is delightful term, often associated with the festive spirit of Christmas, refers to a joyful song or hymn typically sung during the holiday season. Originating from the French word "carole" and the Latin "choraula," it embodies the heartwarming essence of celebration and merriment.


Synonymous with melodies of jubilation, "carol" captures the spirit of communal singing, often expressing religious themes or conveying cheerfulness and goodwill. For instance, "During the holiday season, families gather around the fireplace to joyfully carol traditional songs." This word resonates not only with the Christmas season but also with the joyous spirit of coming together in song, spreading warmth and happiness.


Beyond its festive connotations, "carol" evokes a sense of unity and celebration that extends beyond specific occasions, emphasizing the joy of shared music and harmony. Embrace the cheer of this word, weaving its jubilant melodies into your festive celebrations and beyond.




December, 2023

Posted by Oxford Language Club

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