chime in

verb

1. to join in or interrupt (a conversation), esp repeatedly and unwelcomely
2. to voice agreement

Example Sentences

She had attracted an audience eager to chime in about their own experiences and quick to ask White out to dinner.

From Los Angeles Times

Dozens of people who worked in senior positions in the Trump administration have chimed in.

From Los Angeles Times

The store owner then chimed in, telling them that “the immigrants” are taking the money and going back across the border.

From Los Angeles Times

Dokoupil was reportedly told that his questioning was “xenophobic” and “Islamophobic” by some reporters, while others chimed in to defend him.

From Salon

When her husband chimed in from the car, reminding her the clip was actually fake, she admitted she did “find out later it was AI-generated”.

From BBC

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