reverberating

adjective (reverberating); the -ing form of the verb reverberate (reverberate, reverberates, reverberated, reverberating)

«reverberating» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

Of a sound: echoing again and again, loudly, filling a space. tree →
Having effects that go on spreading for a long time: the news is still reverberating. tree →

In the lessons

Science lessons on sound and echoes: sound bouncing off hard walls in halls, caves and tunnels. Stories: the reverberating boom of a drum or of thunder. In news: decisions that reverberate around the world.

Examples

The thunder was reverberating round the hills. tree →
Our voices kept reverberating in the cave. tree →
The drum's boom went reverberating through the hall. tree →
The bell's reverberating sound made the birds fly up. tree →
The news is still reverberating around the school. tree →
A reverberating shout came from the tunnel. tree →

Note

Verb: reverberate; noun: reverberation (an echo). It is a stronger, longer word for «echoing».

On Mova

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