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chorus

[kawr-uhs, kohr-] / ˈkɔr əs, ˈkoʊr- /




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The challenger was met by a chorus of jeers on his ring walk, the 7,500-capacity arena close to full and firmly partisan.

From BBC

He left the field to a humiliating chorus of "what a waste of money" from the away end after being substituted.

From BBC

And it's spread far beyond the chorus of usual critics, making the PM's vow to be in the chair this time next year seem like a lifetime ago.

From BBC

The first birds called louder, waking up their friends, and they became a chorus of song.

From Literature

Though he was eager to examine the sphere and the paper the old man had given him, a chorus of eager squeaks told Jeremy that his animals wanted to be fed.

From Literature