anthems

noun
UK /ˈæn.θəmz/
US /ˈæn.θəmz/

Anthems are special songs that people sing together to show love or pride for a place or group.

The crowd stood and sang the national anthems before the game.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Songs of praise or joy that a group sings together.

The choir sang joyful anthems at the morning service.

3. Famous songs that many people know and love.

That band's songs became anthems for a whole generation.

4. Music written for a choir to sing in church.

The composer wrote several anthems for the cathedral choir.