chime in

Examples of chimed

chimed

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Some ' out and about' black interviewees praised 'keeping going ' in later life, in ways which chimed closely with their white neighbours' views.
They chimed in with all my discontent, my melancholy, my thirst after any life of action and excitement, however frivolous, insane, or even worse.
His preferred method of acquisition through inheritance chimed perfectly with established imperial political culture.
And just as they seem set to erupt with enthusiasm, a peremptory clang from chimed percussion stops everything in its tracks.
Walker county chimed in with a dozen indictments.
The electoral virtue of rugged individualism, self-reliance, and respectability was that they were values which chimed with the established villa residents as well as with the lower-middle-class and artisan voters.
Both attributes chimed with his strong ethos of selfreliance, which made him comparable to the 'self-employed workers', and like this group, the whole family had been involved in his business.
The work opens with a massive prelude, as a long string melody emerges from convulsive movements in the bass, with chimed percussion adding a tingling gloss.
I believe that we commanded the confidence of the public because our analysis and prescription chimed with theirs.
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