Pronunciation: /ˈkɔrəl/
noun a piece of music written for or sung by a choir
A1 I enjoy singing in a choral group at my church.
A2 The choral performance at the school concert was impressive.
B1 The choral society is looking for new members to join their group.
B2 The choral director led the choir in a beautiful rendition of the hymn.
C1 The choral arrangement of the song was complex and challenging for the singers.
C2 The choral ensemble received a standing ovation for their flawless performance.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a choir or chorus
A1 The choral group sang at the school assembly.
A2 The choral performance was well-received by the audience.
B1 The choral arrangement of the song added a beautiful harmony.
B2 The choral director led the choir with precision and passion.
C1 The choral symphony was a masterpiece of musical composition.
C2 The choral ensemble performed with impeccable technique and artistry.
formal The choral performance at the concert was captivating.
informal I love singing in the choral group at school.
slang The choral rehearsal was a blast, we sounded amazing!
figurative The choral harmony of voices created a beautiful tapestry of sound.
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