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WHAT DO WE CALLED A LONG SOUND OF BELLS?

There isn't a single, universally accepted term for a long sound of bells. However, here are some possibilities depending on the context:

General terms:

* Toll: This is a common word for a slow, solemn sound of a bell, often used for funerals or other mournful occasions.

* Peal: This refers to a series of bell sounds, typically played in a specific pattern. It can be long or short depending on the arrangement.

* Boom: This is a simple, descriptive term for a loud, resonant sound, which can be used to describe a long sound of a bell.

More specific terms:

* Bellringing: This refers to the art of ringing church bells in a specific pattern, often used to signal events or for artistic expression.

* Chime: This can refer to a series of bells sounding together, often in a musical sequence.

* Carillon: This is a specific type of musical instrument that consists of a set of bells played by a keyboard.

Other possibilities:

* Prolonged ringing

* Extended bell sound

* Sustained chime

Ultimately, the best term depends on the specific situation and what you want to emphasize.

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