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chorus

[kawr-uhs, kohr-] / ˈkɔr əs, ˈkoʊr- /




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And the opera’s chorus and dancers took part in the Opening Ceremony held at the San Siro, home to Milan’s equally histrionic soccer teams.

From The Wall Street Journal

But instead of the usual chorus of “Hi”s and “Hey there”s, only Viola said, “How are you doing today, Ida B?”

From Literature

“I couldn’t even be her if I tried, I’m opposite, I’m on the other side,” Charli sings in the song’s explosive chorus.

From Salon

The challenger was met by a chorus of jeers on his ring walk, the 7,500-capacity arena close to full and firmly partisan.

From BBC

He left the field to a humiliating chorus of "what a waste of money" from the away end after being substituted.

From BBC