Chorus echoed in my mind.

Meaning: The music kept playing in my head even after it was over.

Choice of Words: Chorus is a part of a song that is repeated. Echoed means to repeat or reverberate a sound. Mind is the part of a person that thinks, feels, and remembers. When you put them together, it means that the music kept playing in my head even after it was over.

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The chorus's voices resonated in my thoughts.

Meaning: This means that the music from the chorus continued to play in the person's head even after they had stopped listening to it, and it had a deep and lasting impact on their thoughts and feelings. It's like when you hear a song that really moves you and you can't stop thinking about it.

Choice of Words: Chorus is a group of singers or musicians who sing or play together. Voices are the sounds that people make when they speak or sing. Resonated means to produce a deep, reverberating sound. Thoughts are the ideas and feelings that go through a person's mind. When you put them together, "The chorus's voices resonated in my thoughts" means that the music from the chorus continued to play in the person's head after they had stopped listening to it, and it had a deep and lasting impact on their thoughts and feelings.

The chorus's melody lingered in my consciousness.

Meaning: This means that the music from the chorus continued to play in the person's head even after they had stopped listening to it, and it stayed there for a long time. It's like when you have a song stuck in your head and you can't get it out.

Choice of Words: Chorus is a group of singers or musicians who sing or play together. Melody is a series of musical notes that create a tune. Lingered means to stay or remain in a place or state for a long time. Consciousness is the state of being aware of and responsive to one's surroundings. When you put them together, "The chorus's melody lingered in my consciousness" means that the music from the chorus continued to play in the person's head after they had stopped listening to it, and it stayed there for a long time.

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