Definition
Definition of resounded - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
echoingfilled with sound or echo
- The resounded hall made every whisper audible.
2.
soundRare having been loudly proclaimedRare
- The resounded announcement was heard by everyone in the building.
Origin of resounded
Latin, re- (again) + sonare (to sound)
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sound
having been echoed or resounded
Examples of resounded in a sentence
The resounded cathedral was perfect for the choir. The resounded speech echoed through the hall. The resounded declaration was impossible to ignore.
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- French:résonnant, proclamé, ...
- German:widerhallend, verkündet, ...
- Italian:rimbombante, proclamato, ...
- Spanish:resonante, proclamado, ...
- Portuguese:ressoante, proclamado, ...
- Chinese:回响的, 被宣告的, ...
- Japanese:響き渡る, 宣言された, ...
- Arabic:ذُو صَدًى, مُدَوٍّ, ...
- Hebrew:מָהֳדָד, שֶׁהוּכְרַז בְּקוֹל רָם, ...
- Russian:звучащий, провозглашённый, ...
- Ukrainian:відлунюючий, проголошений, ...
- Hindi:गूंजता, घोषित, ...
Definition of resound - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
loud soundemit a loud, prolonged sound
- The halls resound with laughter during the celebration..
2.
echoing soundecho or be repeated as an echo
- Her achievements resound through the community..
3.
influencehave a major effect or impact
- The news of the victory resounded throughout the country.
4.
filled with noisebe filled with particular noises
- The hall resounded with applause after the performance.
5.
fameDated be widely praised or famousDated
- Her achievements resound in the scientific community.
Origin of resound
Latin, re- (again) + sonare (to sound)
Examples of resound in a sentence
Her voice resound through the empty hall. The sound of laughter resound in the hall. His words resound in my mind. Her speech resounded with voters across the region. The court ruling resounded far beyond the legal community. The stadium resounded with cheers from the fans.
The forest resounded with the calls of birds at dawn. His name will resound through history. The artist's work continues to resound worldwide.
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- French:résonner, avoir un grand retentissement, ...
- German:widerhallen, nachhallen, ...
- Italian:risuonare, riecheggiare, ...
- Spanish:resonar, repercutir, ...
- Portuguese:ressoar, repercutir-se, ...
- Chinese:回响, 回荡, ...
- Japanese:響き渡る, 響く, ...
- Arabic:دَوَّى, تَرَدَّدَ صَداهُ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַדְהֵד, לְהִתְהַדֵּד, ...
- Russian:звучать, иметь большой эффект, ...
- Ukrainian:лунає, відлунювати, ...
- Hindi:गूँजना, गूँज उठना, ...
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