Reverberate

usgb/rɪˈvɜːrbəreɪt/
verb

To echo or have a strong effect.

The noise reverberated through the room
Visual representation of "reverberate" - To echo or have a strong effect

Often appears as...

  • reverberate through room
  • reverberate in ears
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Use in Physical Spaces

Reverberate describes sound moving through space, like in buildings or nature.

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The singer's voice reverberated throughout the opera house.
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Intensity Amplified

Used to emphasize the intensity or impact of a sound or event.

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The explosion reverberated for miles, shaking nearby homes.
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