How to pronounce Litany?

The correct way to pronounce Litany is [LIT-uh-nee]. Emphasis is on the 2 syllable. To learn how to pronounce Litany, listen and repeat:

What's the definition of Litany?

Litany – a litany is a series of petitions or prayers used in a religious context. It often consists of a repetitive format, where a leader prompts the congregation with a line and they respond. The term can also refer to a tedious recital of complaints or problems. In a broader sense, it can describe any long, repetitive list. Litany conveys both a spiritual ritual and the act of listing grievances or requests.

Examples of usage of Litany

  1. The priest led the congregation in a litany of prayers during the service.
  2. After the meeting, she gave a litany of complaints about the new policies.
  3. In his speech, he recited a litany of achievements from the past year.
  4. The children listened as their teacher introduced a litany of safety rules for the field trip.
  5. During the therapy session, he shared a litany of his emotional struggles.