Synonyms for

Chorus

Verb / ˈkɔ:rʌs / Another word for chorus — explore alternatives below. For syllable breakdowns and pronunciation, see this word on Syllablesworld.

Definition

a group of people who sing together or a part of a song that is repeated after each verse

Synonyms & similar words

greekchorus choir refrain chorusline choir ensemble harmonizers vocalists accompaniment refrain repeat echo response round chant melody song music harmony concord unison symphony concert

Synonyms by register

Formal

refrain response chorale

Informal

hook sing-along chant

Literary

choir harmony concord

Antonyms

solo individual solitary unison single private

Common collocations

  • sing in chorus
  • join the chorus
  • a chorus of
  • chorus line
  • chorus girl
  • chorus of approval
  • chorus of praise

Word family

noun chorus
verb chorus

Usage note

While 'chorus' can refer to a group of singers, it also commonly refers to the repeated part of a song. Be mindful of context to avoid confusion.

Example sentences

  1. The chorus practiced their songs every day after school.
  2. The audience joined in the chorus and sang along with the performers.
  3. The chorus added a beautiful melody to the song.
  4. The chorus repeated the same line after each verse.
  5. The chorus harmonized perfectly during their performance.

Quotes

  • The chorus is the heart of the opera. They alone, of all the company, never leave the stage even for a moment, and they are the indispensable element in the pictures and the harmonies.
  • The chorus is the backbone of the show, the support system. They are what makes it all come together.
  • The chorus is a group of people who sing together, and an essential part of any musical work.

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