Ikinda need .

ok so the word of the day is:

tintinnabulation

how the heck am i supposed to use that in a

1. Gee the fans were yelling so loud, I feel a tintinnabulation in my ears.

2. The tintinnabulation let the townspeople know the wedding was over.

3. You are more likely to hear tintinnabulation around Christmas time, when there are more bells and chimes to be heard.

4. The sound a wind chime makes is akin to a tintinnabulation, a tinkling sound that some people find soothing when the wind blows.

5. One might not consider a triangle as a legitimate instrument, but some people like the tintinnabulation of musically ringing metal.

6. Instruments that create the sound of tintinnabulation include cymbals, bells, chimes, and other metallic instruments.

7. I am not a fan of tintinnabulation, which is why I do not prefer the sound of bells, chimes, or even irritating ringtones.

noun

a ringing or tinkling sound.

Explanation:

"the tiny tintinnabulation, faint as fairy bells"

answer; (external conflict)

we need to see the examples!