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UK
/ɹɪvˈɜːbəɹənt/
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ADJECTIVE
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having a tendency to reverberate or be repeatedly reflected
the reverberant booms of cannon
a reverberant room
How To Use reverberant In A Sentence
- And if the crutches echo, we know the space is reverberant. 2009 September « paper fruit
- The first and superb Willy Loman was Lee J. Cobb, of great talent and considerable avoirdupois to make his fall reverberant.
- a reverberant room
- On analysis, it is explained that the efcct of air, solid and reverberant noise within the cab on the car noise is illustrated in detail.
- A reverberant melodica opens to a stable kick drum, the Balkan effect softer, more Black Ark-ish. Derek Beres: Global Beat Fusion: Thievery's Rastas and Austin's Latin Soul
- The sound mix adds more reverberant echo to Vaughan's voice once the entirety of the space and the physical relations within it have been revealed.
- Once more he called out into the unreverberant silence, but already he was certain that he would never know the answer. Tin
- The peculiar young man hesitated, then commenced to hum once more, his voice as deep and reverberant as before. AMERICAN GODS
- The song's reverberant creep does something right for Ms. Rae's light, curling voice, which has rarely sounded nervier. NYT > Home Page
- And a discrete gift it is too; either an organism has a reverberant feedback system, or it doesn't.