reverberant

[ ri-vur-ber-uh nt ]

/ rɪˈvɜr bər ənt /

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adjective

reverberating; reechoing: the reverberant booms of cannon.

Origin of reverberant

1565–75; < Latin reverberant- (stem of reverberāns), present participle of reverberāre, equivalent to re- re- + verber(āre) to beat, lash (derivative of verber whip) + -ant- -ant

OTHER WORDS FROM reverberant

re·ver·ber·ant·ly, adverb un·re·ver·ber·ant, adjective

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Example sentences from the Web for reverberant

And then the chime rang, with a metallic, sharp click and then a long and reverberant clanging.

Gunman's Reckoning |Max Brand
The air was reverberant, sounds could be heard to a great distance.

The Boy with the U. S. Weather Men |Francis William Rolt-Wheeler
Then he moved to the front of the altar and dropped it again, but now the note was hollow and reverberant.

Benita, An African Romance |H. Rider Haggard
I could hear no calls or cries—only the sound of the waves, made weirdly hollow and reverberant by the fog.

The Sea-Wolf |Jack London

And she did laugh loudly, with a clear, sweet, reverberant ring that echoed through the little valley.

Hope Hathaway |Frances Parker

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