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chime

[chahym] / tʃaɪm /


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At one press conference, a reporter chimed in wanting to know about the snow-covered sides of the mountain and the glaciers at the top.

From Literature

Amidst online discussions over Latino representation users chimed in with presented different actors who could have taken on the role instead.

From Los Angeles Times

Then Jacob, never wanting to be seen as the helpless little brother, chimes in, “No, Isaac, let it be me who stays behind. I am swifter than you, and I will manage on my own.”

From Literature

The app played a mellow set of chimes and a soft voice welcomed them to Student Focus.

From Literature

To his credit, Affleck chimed in, adding that “Adolescence,” Netflix’s fantastic, award-winning limited series, avoided all of the streamer’s typical trappings.

From Salon