Chorus vs Chours
One spelling is correct; the other confuses sounds.
chours
Incorrect spelling - "Chours" is not an English word.
"chours" is a common misspelling of "chorus". Always use "chorus" when referring to the correct word.
chorus
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
"Chorus" is a repeated musical section.
Definition of chorus
"chorus": "Chorus" is a repeated musical section.
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
Synonyms for chorus
- • refrain
- • song part
Usage Examples
"Correct:" The chorus repeats.
"Correct:" Everyone joined the chorus.
"Incorrect:" Sing the chours.
"Incorrect:" The chours was long.
Notes:
- • Chorus ends with 'us', not 'ours'.
- • Used for a song part sung by a group.
- • Synonyms: 'refrain', 'ensemble'.
- • 'Chours' is incorrect.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is chours correct?
A: No.
Summary
Chorus is the correct spelling used in music to describe a repeated section of a song. Chours is a phonetic error influenced by pronunciation but is not valid. Always use chorus to maintain accuracy in musical or descriptive writing.