1 a : repeat, imitate children echoing their teacher's words b : to restate in support or agreement his successor echoed his opinion

Idiom echo down/through the ages (Definition of echoing from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)

Something that's echoing resounds or reverberates. The echoing halls of a large building seem full of repeating, reflected sounds.

1. To repeat (a sound) by the reflection of sound waves from a surface. 2. To repeat or imitate: followers echoing the cries of their leader; events that echoed a previous incident in history.

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[transitive] echo something to repeat an idea or opinion because you agree with it ‘More police, that’s what we need,’ he said, echoing his father’s views on the subject. This is a view echoed by many on …

The word 'echoing' originates from the Greek word 'ēkhō', meaning 'sound reflected'. The concept of echoes has fascinated humans for centuries, leading to scientific studies on sound waves and …

If a sound echoes, it is reflected off a surface and can be heard again after the original sound has stopped. His feet echoed on the bare board floor. [VERB] The bang came suddenly, echoing across …

Echoing refers to the process of repeating or reflecting sounds, words, sentiments or actions, either naturally or as a result of a deliberate act. In terms of sound, an echo can be a reflection of sound …

Synonyms for ECHOING: resonant, sonorous, melodic, dulcet, flowing, mellifluous, chiming, appealing; Antonyms of ECHOING: dissonant, discordant, shrill, metallic, strident, tuneless, scratching, …