CEFR B2

reverberate

verb

Meaning

To echo or resound; to be repeated several times as a sound.

Examples

The thunder continued to reverberate across the valley.
His words seemed to reverberate in the silent room.

Synonyms: echo, resound, ring, boom

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reverberate (B2)

verb

Pronunciation: /rɪˈvɜːrbəreɪt/

Definition

To echo or resound; to be repeated several times as a sound.

Examples

The thunder continued to reverberate across the valley.
His words seemed to reverberate in the silent room.
The cheers of the crowd reverberated long after the game ended.

How to Use reverberate

reverberate through (prepositional phrase): To spread or be felt widely within a place or system. — "The effects of the policy will reverberate through the economy for years."
reverberate in (prepositional phrase): To be heard or felt within a specific space. — "The sound of the explosion reverberated in the narrow streets."

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