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"In chorus" means speaking or singing together at the same time. It often describes a group expressing the same sentiment or performing the same song. Think of a crowd chanting a slogan at a rally or a group singing "Happy Birthday." It suggests a collective voice. It emphasizes agreement and unity. It's like a wave of sound coming from many individuals simultaneously. 🗣️
The phrase "in chorus" comes from the word "chorus," which originates from the Greek word "khoros," meaning a group of dancers or singers performing together. It evolved to describe the part of a song that is repeated and sung by many voices. The phrase highlights collective vocal expression.
Picture this: You're at a concert for your favorite band, and when the intro to their biggest hit starts, the entire crowd sings 'in chorus.' It's a huge, overwhelming feeling of unity and shared passion, a memory you will carry with you for years. 🔥
Use "in chorus" when you want to emphasize the collective and unified expression of a group. It adds a sense of power and agreement. It works in many situations! 🎤
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