Definitions

in chorus

ADJECTIVE

harmonic

Synonyms

STRONGEST

melodic symphonic

STRONG

consonant musical

WEAK

accordant concordant dulcet euphonious harmonizing in concert in harmony in tune in unison mellifluous melodious rhythmical sonorous sweet-sounding symphonious tuneful

Antonyms

STRONG

dissonant

ADJECTIVE

harmonious

Synonyms

STRONGEST

amicable balanced congenial coordinated cordial peaceful

WEAK

accordant adapted compatible concordant congruous consonant dulcet euphonious harmonic harmonizing in accord in concert in harmony in step in tune in unison like matching mellifluous melodic melodious mix musical of one mind on same wavelength rhythmical silvery similar simpatico sonorous suitable sweet-sounding symmetrical sympathetic symphonic symphonious tuneful

Antonyms

STRONGEST

disagreeable hostile unfriendly

WEAK

cacophonous discordant dissonant harsh inharmonious opposed unlike

ADJECTIVE

symphonious

Synonyms

WEAK

accordant adapted amicable balanced compatible concordant congenial congruous consonant coordinated cordial dulcet euphonious harmonic harmonizing in accord in concert in harmony in step in tune in unison like matching mellifluous melodic melodious mix musical of one mind on same wavelength peaceful rhythmical silvery similar simpatico sonorous suitable sweet-sounding symmetrical sympathetic symphonic tuneful

ADVERB

en masse

Synonyms

WEAK

all at once as a body as a group as a whole as one collectively communally cooperatively en bloc ensemble in a group in unison jointly together unanimously unitedly wholly with one voice

Example Sentences

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Her ex-husband described her as a devoted Christian, who loved to sing in chorus in high school and studied vocal performance in college.

From Salon

They prayed in chorus—forcefully, tearfully—as if, like Jacob of old, they were wrestling with God.

From The Wall Street Journal

They bayed in chorus and tried to inch closer to Bertha.

From Literature

All this while passengers inside the train and outside chanted the team's name in chorus.

From BBC

For example, the sound “K” makes can be spelled as “c,” “k,” or “ck,” as in duck, or “ch,” as in chorus.

From Los Angeles Times