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View definitions for chant

chant

noun as in chorus of song

verb as in sing simple song or song part

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He could have done without the Fernandez controversy during pre-season, when the midfielder posted a video on social media showing him and his Argentina team-mates in a racist and discriminatory chant questioning the heritage of France's black and mixed-race players.

From BBC

The blue-and-white design for the Hammer includes the museum’s name on one side and, on the other, the chant “Art Will Save Us” — flanked by a pair of flaming volleyballs.

Much of Trump’s case against immigrants is just flat-out racism and xenophobia—there’s no other explanation for assertions like Stephen Miller’s chant of “America is for Americans and Americans only.”

From Slate

"One more game," they chant, as the cash prize fills a giant piggy-bank dangling above them.

From BBC

The "Timo Werner - he scores when he wants" chant that followed was heavily ironic, even if it was good-natured.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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