Pronunciation: /ˈɛkoʊɪŋ/
verb to repeat or reflect sound, such as when a sound is reflected off a surface and heard again
A1 The sound of my footsteps echoing in the empty hallway scared me.
A2 Her laughter echoed through the room, filling it with joy.
B1 The speaker's words echoed in my mind long after the presentation was over.
B2 The music echoing from the concert hall could be heard for miles.
C1 The memories of her childhood echoed in her dreams, haunting her every night.
C2 The echoes of the past resounded in the old castle, reminding visitors of its history.
adjective describing something that is producing an echo or sound that is reflected
A1 The echoing sound of the bell could be heard throughout the village.
A2 She could hear her own footsteps echoing in the empty hallway.
B1 The echoing laughter of children playing in the park brought a smile to my face.
B2 The echoing voices of the choir filled the cathedral with beautiful music.
C1 The echoing applause from the audience showed their appreciation for the performance.
C2 The echoing memories of her childhood haunted her dreams.
adverb modifying a verb, describing how the action of echoing is done
A1 The sound of footsteps echoing in the hallway scared me.
A2 She spoke softly, her words echoing in the empty room.
B1 The cheers of the crowd could be heard echoing through the stadium.
B2 The music from the concert was echoing off the walls of the arena.
C1 His powerful speech left a lasting impact, echoing in the minds of the audience.
C2 The haunting melody of the song echoed throughout the entire building.
formal The sound of the bells echoing through the cathedral was truly mesmerizing.
informal Her laughter was echoing through the entire house, it was contagious.
slang The music was so loud, it was echoing off the walls.
figurative His words were echoing in her mind long after he had left.
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