Warbled: meaning, definitions and examples

singing sound

Warbled refers to a series of rapidly changing notes or a melodic manner of singing. It can depict a sound that is characterized by irregular pitches or variations, often associated with birdsong. The term implies a light, cheerful quality, and is frequently used in the context of nature or music. The sound produced can evoke feelings of joy and tranquility, often reminiscent of a pleasant day outdoors.

chirped, sang, trilled, tweeted

Examples of usage

• The bird warbled happily in the early morning.

• She warbled a tune while washing the dishes.

• He warbled away, lost in his own world.

• The wind seemed to warble through the trees.