chime in
Speech parts
1. chime in - Verb
2. chime in - Phrase
Meaning
break into a conversation
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Examples
her husband always chimes in, even when he is not involved in the conversation
Brexiteer demands the under-refurbishment Big Ben to be briefly revived to chime in the final hours of the UK's EU membership on Friday night were not approved due to cost considerations.
An alternative is to chime in with a comment thanking everyone for any features and comments rather than trying to respond to every one.
After Gizelle complaining about unfair wage distribution in the clubs, dancers from all over the city and country started to chime in with their own stories and support.
Be prepared for your young listeners to chime in with the repetition of the title phrase.
Anyway, just wanted to chime in to say that frequent licking is often a sign of allergies.