Reverberated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REVERBERATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• REVERBERATE, to continue in or as if in a series of echoes, to resound, also REVERB
• (of a loud noise) be repeated several times as an echo
• (of a place) appear to vibrate because of a loud noise
• return or re-echo (a sound)
• have continuing and serious effects
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• reflect

Words related to REVERBERATED

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How to use REVERBERATED in a sentence

• His voice sounded hollow and menacing as it reverberated through the room.
• As the steamer passed us with her freight of red men they set up a loud yell, which reverberated through the forests on the river-shores.
• As peal after peal echoed and reverberated over the vast plain, it sounded like the discharge of a park of artillery.
• But to Sofia the hurried beating of her heart reverberated on the stillness like the rolling of a drum.
• Shells were exploding every few seconds, columns of grey-green smoke rose skyward, the air reverberated as though to a continuous peal of thunder.
• With a rumbling crash that reverberated above the storm the field separated into countless tossing fragments.
• In fact, the weather in the north has reverberated here, and we have paid for our mild winter by a considerable lingering of cold wind, from snow on the mountains, they say.
• Its power is great, and as the organist touched some of the lower notes, the cathedral walls reverberated with the sound.
• The north-east wind drove all the sheets of flame in my face, as if reverberated in a lamp.
• Instead, the noise that reverberated through the valley suddenly ceased, and there fell an intense stillness.
• The sound reverberated through the still night with enough force to frighten a whole army of robbers.
• Death is the echo of the voice of love reverberated from the limit of life.
• The sound reverberated from the hills and died rumbling away in the hollows.
• Candle in hand, I stepped out into the hail, and was immediately met by a crash which reverberated through the house.
• Just then the bell of Ichigaya Gekkeiji reverberated through the thick wood.
• Groans, shouts, and sleepy exclamations reverberated round him.
• I was startled, almost frightened, at the solemn mocking sounds that reverberated through the lonely cavern.
• Soon afterwards, the sound of the great war drum reverberated through the city.
• I stood motionless till the last and least sound had reverberated through the now silent court, and there was nothing to be heard but the beating of my own heart.
• All the paddles flashed and struck together with a mighty splash that reverberated loudly in the monumental amphitheatre of hills.
• Only once it sounded, but it reverberated among the hills, and its single deep-toned ring was like a knell.
• The woods reverberated with the shouts of teamsters.
• Once more the woodland avenues reverberated to the crash of musketry, and when the guns opened a portion of the Federal line was seen flying in disorder.
• Again the deafening report reverberated and the crowd fell back, alarmed.
• And borne on the breeze came a hoarse pounding and drumming that grew momentarily louder and reverberated from wall to wall.
• The dull echoes of the thunder reverberated far away among the distant hills.
• The vaulted ceilings of those spacious rooms reverberated to such a degree, that not a class could say its lesson in them till they were hung with cotton cloth.
• A heavy salute reverberated from the river as the new commander took his place, but conditions were precarious.
• Scarcely had the dull report reverberated, when, in quick succession, a dozen jets of fire gleamed out, and the shells came plunging into the ranks.
• The sound of our steps reverberated and echoed in the well of a great staircase.
• Louis declared for freedom, amid acclamations that reverberated throughout the States that extended from the Ohio to the lakes, and from the Mississippi to the Atlantic.
• The boat leaped on the first crests of the ridge, and they were deafened by the uproar of wild water that reverberated from the narrow walls and multiplied itself.
• The roar of artillery now reverberated alike along the shores of the Baltic and over the waves of the Euxine.

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