chorus
//ˈkɔːrəs//
Noun
chorusSingular
chorusesPlural
1
A group of singers who perform together, typically in a musical or theatrical production.
The chorus sang beautifully during the opera.
2
The part of a song that is repeated after each verse, typically featuring the main melody and lyrics.
Everyone sang along to the chorus of the song.
3
A simultaneous utterance by many people, expressing the same sentiment or words.
The proposal was met with a chorus of approval from the audience.
4
In ancient Greek drama, a group of performers who comment on the main action through song and dance.
The chorus in Greek tragedy often represented the voice of the community.
Verb
1
To say or sing something together in unison.
The children chorused "Happy Birthday" to their teacher.