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Chorus

speaker

Meaning

Noun

●
In Ancient Greece:
A group of
and
in a
performance or
who
on the main performance in
or song.
●
In Ancient Greece:
A
by the
of such a group.
●
In British English & Theater:
An
who
the
and
of a
, and sometimes also
as a
or
; also, a
of a
by this
.
●
In Musicians:
A group of
together; a
;
, such a group
together in a
, an
, etc; as
from the
; an ensemble.
●
A group of people in a performance who
together.
●
An
of
by a group of people.
●
In Collectives:
A group of people,
, or
who make
together.
●
The
or
made by such a group.
●
A group of people who
a
opinion.
●
The
by such a group.
●
In Music:
A
of
, especially one in a
work such as an
,
to be
by a
in
(
, by
,
,
, and basses).
●
In Music:
A part of a
which is
between
; a refrain.
●
In Music:
The main part of a
after the introduction.
●
In Music:
A group of
or
to be
; a
; also, the
made by such
or
.
●
In Music:
A
or
that makes one
like many.
●
In Christianity & Music:
A
, often
,
to be
in a group during
worship.
●
In Jazz & Music:
The
in a small group performance.

Verb

●
To
(a
),
(a
), or
or
(words) in chorus.
●
To
with (something said by another person); to echo.
●
To provide (a
) with a
or refrain.
●
To
the
or
of a song.
●
To
,
, or
in, or
in, unison.
●
To
another person's words.
●
Of
: to make
or
together.

Name

●
A group of
and
in a
performance or
who
on the main performance in
or song.
●
A
by the
of such a group.
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Origin

chorus
English
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chorus
Latin
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χορός
Ancient Greek (to 1453)
Sourced from
Etym

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