resound
21resound — re|sound [ rı zaund ] verb intransitive LITERARY to produce or be filled with a loud sound that continues for a long time …
22resound — re·sound || rɪ zaÊŠnd v. echo, reverberate, resonate, ring out …
23resound — sounder …
24resound — [rɪ zaʊnd] verb 1》 fill or be filled with a ringing, booming, or echoing sound. 2》 (of fame, success, etc.) be much talked of. ↘[as adjective resounding] emphatic; unmistakable: a resounding success. Derivatives resoundingly adverb Origin ME …
25resound — I. v. a. 1. Echo, re echo, reverberate. 2. Sound, extol, celebrate, praise. II. v. n. Echo, reverberate, ring …
26resound — verb (I) 1 if a place resounds with a sound it is full of it; echo 1 (2) (+ with/to): The hall resounded with laughter and cheering. 2 if a sound such as a musical note resounds, it continues loudly and clearly for quite a long time (+… …
27resound — v 1. echo, reecho, echo back, echo back and forth, bounce off the walls, reverberate, resonate, ring; fill the air, rend the heavens or skies, roar, thunder, rumble, boom, bellow, clang, sound. 2. be famed, be celebrated, be glorified, be exalted …
28resound — re·sound …
29resound — verb Syn: echo, reverberate, ring, boom, thunder, rumble, resonate …
30resound — re•sound [[t]rɪˈzaʊnd[/t]] v. i. 1) to echo or ring with sound 2) to make an echoing sound, or sound loudly 3) to ring or be echoed 4) to be celebrated or notably important 5) to reecho (a sound) 6) to give forth or utter loudly or resonantly 7)… …