choruses Antonyms
Meaning of choruses
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choruses (pl.)
of Chorus
choruses Sentence Examples
- The song's catchy chorus stuck in my head long after I heard it.
- The play featured several memorable choruses that added depth to the storyline.
- Throughout the concert, the audience eagerly joined in singing the choruses of their favorite songs.
- The choir rehearsed the intricate harmonies of the choral choruses tirelessly.
- In Greek tragedies, the chorus often served as a narrator or commentator on the action.
- The composer carefully composed the symphony's grand choruses to evoke a sense of majesty.
- The folk song had repetitive but charming choruses that were easy to sing along to.
- The novel's recurring themes served as emotional choruses, resonating with readers.
- In musical theater, the ensemble's choruses often set the mood for the scenes.
- The pop group's infectious choruses made their songs instant hits on the radio.
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of Chorus
choirs,ensembles, chorales, consorts,glee clubs
No antonyms found.
The song's catchy chorus stuck in my head long after I heard it.
The play featured several memorable choruses that added depth to the storyline.
Throughout the concert, the audience eagerly joined in singing the choruses of their favorite songs.
The choir rehearsed the intricate harmonies of the choral choruses tirelessly.
