Chorus

/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.

From Latin 'chorus', from Greek 'choros'.

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.

melody

A sequence of notes that are musically satisfying.

harmony

The combination of simultaneously sounded musical notes.

verse

A single line of poetry or lyrics in a song.

cantata

A vocal composition with instrumental accompaniment.

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.