re-echo

/ riːˈɛkəʊ /

verb

1. to echo (a sound that is already an echo); resound
2. tr to repeat like an echo

Example Sentences

Infantile thought and dreams are a re-echo of the prehistoric and savage.

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Peopled by fancy, the old towers and walls again re-echo to the lutes and voices of long-gone days.

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This approaching death will be a great blow, which will re-echo near and far.

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Jack at once accepted the challenge, and putting the trumpet to his mouth, gave a blast that made the hills re-echo.

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I could have stopped there for ever, and I wanted somebody to say all this to, and who should re-echo the same to me.

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