echoing
- 01 B2 Upper Intermediate
adj.describing a sound that repeats or a large, empty space where sounds bounce off the walls.
adj.characterised by the reflection of sound waves from surfaces; describing an acoustic environment with high reverberation.
Simple“Their footsteps made a loud noise in the long, echoing hallway.”
In context“The cathedral's echoing interior amplified the choir's voices, creating a haunting atmosphere that lingered long after the final note.”
SynonymsAntonymsmuffleddeadened - 02 C1 Advanced
adj.repeating or being very similar to something that was said or done before.
adj.reflecting or imitating a previously expressed sentiment, style, or idea.
Simple“The politician's speech was echoing the concerns of many local families.”
In context“The author's latest novel contains echoing themes of loss and redemption that mirror his earlier, more celebrated works.”
Synonyms - 03 C1 Advanced
n.the act of a sound repeating or the act of repeating someone's words.
n.the occurrence or process of sound reflection; the verbal repetition of another's words or sentiments.
Simple“The constant echoing of the drums made it hard to hear the singer.”
In context“The deliberate echoing of the witness's testimony by the prosecutor was intended to highlight inconsistencies in the defendant's alibi.”
Synonymsrepetitionreverberation
“In response to a request for comment on Tuesday, McMahon sent a statement to Al Jazeera echoing Trump’s push.”