chorister Antonyms
Meaning of chorister
Wordnet
chorister (n)
a singer in a choir
Webster
chorister (n.)
One of a choir; a singer in a chorus.
One who leads a choir in church music.
chorister Sentence Examples
- The chorister stood tall in the choir, ready to lead the congregation in hymns.
- As a chorister, Sarah's melodic voice resonated beautifully throughout the cathedral.
- The chorister's dedication to perfecting his vocal technique was evident in every performance.
- Being a chorister requires discipline and a passion for music.
- The young chorister's solo performance captivated the audience with its purity and emotion.
- Each chorister in the ensemble added depth and richness to the overall harmony.
- The choir director praised the chorister for her exceptional pitch and tone.
- The chorister's devotion to rehearsing paid off during the concert, where his voice shone brightly.
- The church's Christmas service featured a procession led by the chorister.
- The chorister's commitment to excellence inspired others in the choir to strive for greatness.
FAQs About the word chorister
a singer in a choirOne of a choir; a singer in a chorus., One who leads a choir in church music.
cantor, vocalist, singer, songster, chanter, voice, harmonizer, warbler, serenader,belter
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The chorister stood tall in the choir, ready to lead the congregation in hymns.
As a chorister, Sarah's melodic voice resonated beautifully throughout the cathedral.
The chorister's dedication to perfecting his vocal technique was evident in every performance.
Being a chorister requires discipline and a passion for music.
