- a variation of reecho.
re-echo
Britishverb
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to echo (a sound that is already an echo); resound
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(tr) to repeat like an echo
Example Sentences
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Readers, whether North or South, whose minds still re-echo Poet Tate's cold wrath at the thought of the Civil War, will be grateful that that war is over, that Poet Tate is not.
From Time Magazine Archive
War of the Campuses Nowhere in the U. S. did the rumble of war re-echo more loudly last week than on college campuses.
From Time Magazine Archive
Let the pray-'r re-echo God bless the Prince of Wales!
From Time Magazine Archive
In regard to this Emperor's political career, full of ambition and stratagem, we can only re-echo his dying words to his confessor:—"God must be merciful to kings?"
From The International Monthly, Volume 4, No. 2, September, 1851 by Various
Above the bird-music is heard the insistent cry of the cuckoo, till the fells re-echo with his calling.
From The Dales of Arcady by Dorothy Una Ratcliffe
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