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singing from the same hymnbook

singing from the same hymnbook is the present participle and gerund of sing from the same hymnbook.

Meaning of sing from the same hymnbook

Verb

sing from the same hymnbook (third-person singular simple present sings from the same hymnbook, present participle singing from the same hymnbook, simple past sang from the same hymnbook, past participle sung from the same hymnbook)

  1. (idiomatic) To make the same or similar statements, especially to express the same opinions in public as a result of a prior agreement.
    • Still, he mostly sang from the same hymnbook as the Bush Administration, saying fundamental fiscal trends are favorable.2002 January 25, Michael Wallace, “Greenspan Puts on a Happier Face”, in BusinessWeek, retrieved 12 Jan 2009

Questions about singing from the same hymnbook

What is singing from the same hymnbook the present participle and gerund of?
Singing from the same hymnbook is the present participle and gerund of sing from the same hymnbook.

Words near singing from the same hymnbook in the dictionary

  1. singing fishes
  2. singing flame
  3. singing flames
  4. singing for one's supper
  5. singing from the same hymn sheet
  6. singing from the same hymnbook
  7. singing girl
  8. singing girls
  9. singing ground
  10. singing grounds
  11. singing hinnies

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