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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
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practically sang

"I was totally lying. I didn't call a single person or confirm anything!" She practically sang the last part.

What does the author mean by practically sang in the sentence above?

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Instead of saying it with a normal voice, she used an artificial or exagerated intonation, perhaps to emphasise what she wanted to say. Not sure what's the point in the context.

— Marius Hancu

  • Instead of saying it with a normal voice, she used an artificial or exagerated intonation, perhaps to emphasise what she wanted to say.
  • Not sure what's the point in the context.
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Instead of saying it with a normal voice, she used an artificial or exagerated intonation, perhaps to emphasise what she wanted to say.

Not sure what's the point in the context.
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