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/ˈkɔːrəs/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A group of singers performing together, usually in a musical context.
The chorus sang beautifully during the concert.
The part of a song that is repeated after each verse.
The catchy chorus of the song stuck in my head all day.
A comment or statement made by a group of people, usually expressing a shared opinion.
There was a chorus of approval from the audience.
verb
To sing in chorus; to sing together as a group.
The children chorused their favorite nursery rhymes.
Etymology
From Latin 'chorus', from Greek 'choros'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
sing from the same hymn sheet:
To agree or have a shared view.
hit the chorus:
To begin or emphasize the key part of a song.
visual chorus:
A collective display or representation of sentiments or beliefs.
Related Words
Slang Meanings
To join in or participate wholeheartedly.
When the band started up, everyone just chorused along.
To echo or repeat a sentiment, often in agreement.
In the meeting, people just chorused what the boss said.