choir
/kwaɪər/
noun
- A group of singers who perform together, especially in a church or school.
- The choir practiced every Tuesday evening in the church basement.
- She joined the school choir because she loves to sing.
- The choir sang a beautiful hymn at the Sunday service.
- The part of a church or cathedral where the choir sits, often near the altar.
- The carved wooden seats in the choir are hundreds of years old.
- Visitors admired the stained glass windows above the choir.
- The priest walked through the choir to reach the altar.
- A group of people or things that produce a harmonious sound or effect.
- The choir of voices in the crowd chanted together for peace.
- A choir of birds greeted the sunrise with cheerful songs.
- From the kitchen came a choir of sizzling pans and chopping knives.
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