reverberating
Pronunciation: [rɪˈvɜrbəreɪtɪŋ]
Word
Context: "sound"
(verb) to echo or make a sound that is repeated many times. Imagine shouting in a big empty room and hearing your voice bounce back to you over and over.
Example
The sound of the choir was reverberating throughout the hall.
Example
In the quiet library, there was no reverberating noise to disturb the peace.
Example
Can you hear the music reverberating in the concert hall?
Context: "impact"
(verb) to have a lasting effect or influence on something. This is like when one event changes how we feel or think about something later.
Example
The teacher's words were reverberating in my mind long after class was over.
Example
The news didn't have a reverberating effect on the community; it was quickly forgotten.
Example
Do you think her speech will keep reverberating in people's thoughts?
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