Resound (Verb)

Meaning ¹

Ring or echo with sound; "the hall resounded with laughter".

Classification

Verbs of seeing, hearing, feeling.

Examples

• The empty stadium resounded with the memories of past championships.
• Her voice resounded through the valleys, causing people to pause in awe.
• The hall resounded with laughter at the comedian's hilarious jokes.
• As the couple exchanged their vows, their love resounded throughout the chapel.
• The mountains resounded with the sweet songs of migrating birds.

Synonyms

• Reverberate
• Echo
• Ring

Hypernyms

• Go

Related Words

• Resonant (adjective)

Meaning ²

Emit a noise.

Classification

Verbs of seeing, hearing, feeling.

Examples

• The loud crash of cymbals will resound throughout the auditorium during the grand finale of the concert.
• The firework explosion resounded through the entire valley on the night of the festival.
• Bells began to resound from the church steeple as the clock struck midnight.
• Thunder will resound through the dark and stormy night, causing the animals to seek shelter.
• The cheer of the crowd will resound across the football field when their team scores a goal.

Synonyms

• Make Noise
• Noise

Hypernyms

• Sound

Hyponyms

• Crackle
• Ring Out
• Hum
• Crunch
• Brattle
• Sough
• Clatter
• Whine
• Creak
• Skreak
• Scream
• Honk
• Racket
• Jangle
• Roar
• Backfire
• Screech
• Sizzle
• Screak
• Stridulate
• Blast
• Jingle
• Scraunch
• Drown Out

Related Words

• Resonant (adjective)