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chorister
/ ˈɒɪə /
noun
a singer in a choir, esp a choirboy
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of chorister1
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of chorister1
Example Sentences
She said she was scared to report the abuse initially, but eventually did two years later to try and protect other choristers.
Priests and choristers at a cathedral mired in controversy did a "seven last shots of Christ" drinking game at a pub on Good Friday after services at the Archbishop of Wales' cathedral.
That's not all they gave her: Those same friends convinced Doechii to give up her ambitions of becoming a chorister, and start writing and releasing her own music.
The church's vicar, the Reverend Tom Mumford, said: "He was amazing with our young choristers, listening to them, asking them questions."
Those accusations were far from the minds of the choristers who reunited on Thursday, who said they remembered "the emotions, the excitement and the fun" of recording with Britten.
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