Definition of Choral ode

1. Noun. Ode sung by the chorus in classical Greek drama.

Generic synonyms: Ode

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Lexicographical Neighbors of Choral Ode

chop shop
chop shot
chop steak
chop suey
chop up
choragi
choragic
choragus
choraguses
choral
chorale
chorales
chorale prelude
chorally
chorals
choral ode (current term)
chord
chord-
chorda
chorda
chorda-mesoderm
chordae
chordae tendineae
chordae willisii
chordal
chordal
chordamesoderm
chordamesoderms
chordata
Chordata

Literary usage of Choral ode

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1. English Composition and Rhetoric by Alexander Bain (1890)
"The famous choral ode of SOPHOCLES, descriptive of Colonos, is full of striking particulars poetically rendered, but there is no attempt to make them hang ..."

2. A Song of the Sea: My Lady of Dreams : and Other Poems by Eric Mackay (1895)
"... A choral ode TO LIBERTY iO SUN LIKE Liberty, with eyes of flame, Mother and maid, immortal, man's delight! Fairest and first art thou in name and fame, ..."

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