echo
/ˈiːkoʊ/Definitions
1. noun
a repeated sound that is made when a sound is made in a place and is heard again from a surface such as a wall or a mountain.
“The canyon echoed with her scream.”
2. verb
to repeat a sound that has been made in a place, or to make a sound that is heard again from a surface.
“The sound of her voice echoed through the valley.”
3. verb
to repeat a statement or an idea.
“His words echoed the thoughts of the protesters.”
4. verb
to remember or recall something.
“The memory of her childhood echoed in her mind.”
5. noun
a repeated phrase or idea.
“The politician’s echo chamber was criticized for being out of touch.”