to chorus

Examples

• All

• When the event started, the crowd began to chorus the song together with enthusiasm.

• As the doors open, all the detectives chorus their disbelief. #GREENLY#

  Fiction book (1999)

• The other boys chorus in.

  Fiction book (1992)

• "Thank you, ma'am," they chorus, and run out.

  Fiction book (2000)

• She'll go to the rec room and ninety-nine voices will chorus, Boo.

  Fiction book (2001)

• As the teacher asked a question, the students chorus their answers in unison.

• At the end of the performance, the audience chorus their appreciation with loud applause.

Synonyms

S

to sing along

vsto chorus

44 1.4

To sing together with other people or with music playing

is performed at the same time by a coordinated group rather than joining casually

C

to choir

vsto chorus

• Archaic

1 9.9

To sing with a group of singers

is used for any group performing together at the same time rather than formal ensembles

Compounds

C

chorus girl

5 4.8

A woman who dances and sings with other people on stage in a musical

C

chorus line

3 3.7

A group of dancers or singers who perform together on stage in a musical show

G

Greek chorus

• Literature

1 7.4

A group of people in ancient Greek plays who comment on the action for the audience

C

chorus frog

• Specialized

1 7.7

A small North American frog with a loud musical call

C

chorus master

5.1

A person who leads and trains a choir before performances so the singers perform together

C

chorus pedal

• Specialized

6.7

An electronic device that makes one electric instrument sound like several by adding short echoes and small pitch changes

L

local chorus

3.0

A group of people from the area who sing together

How Loud

shout

162 1.0

to chant

178 4.4

to chorus

1 3.4

to murmur

11 4.2

to whisper

586 1.0

Surface Forms

Etymology