What is tolled bell?

A tolled bell is a bell that is rung slowly and intermittently, with a long gap between each strike. It is used to mark significant events such as funerals, disasters, and national ceremonies. The tolling of a bell is often considered a solemn and respectful gesture, meant to draw attention to the importance of the occasion. In some cultures, the tolling of a bell is also considered a way to ward off evil spirits or to signal the presence of a supernatural entity. The sound of a tolled bell can be haunting and powerful, and it has been used in music and literature to evoke a sense of melancholy or foreboding.