Definition

A group of people who sing together, often in a performance or as part of a play, or a part of a song that is repeated after each verse.

Example

The choir sang beautifully, and the audience joined in for the chorus.

Conversation

Did you hear the chorus in that song we listened to earlier?

Yeah, it was really catchy and uplifting!

I think a good chorus can make or break a song.

Absolutely! It sticks in your mind long after you hear it.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

To sing together with others, often in harmony or as a group.

Example

The children will chorus their favorite song at the school concert.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you hear the band chorus the new song last night?

Yeah, it was so catchy!

I loved how they all chorus together at the end.

Root Explanation

Chorus → It is derived from the Greek word "choros" (meaning a dance or a group of singers). The word "chorus" refers to a group of singers or dancers performing together, often in a theatrical context.

Memory Tip

Imagine a group of people dancing or singing together — that's what a chorus is, coming from the Greek word for a group performance.

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