Echoing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ECHOING in dictionary:

VERB:
• ECHO, to repeat a sound
• (of a sound) be repeated or reverberate after the original sound has stopped
• (of a place) resound with or reflect back a sound
• (of an object or event) be reminiscent of or have shared characteristics with
• send a copy of (an input signal or character) back to its source or to a screen for display
• repeat (someone's words or opinions), typically to express agreement
• (of a defender) play a higher card followed by a lower one in the same suit, as a signal to request one's partner to lead that suit.
NOUN:
• a nymph deprived of speech by Hera in order to stop her chatter, and left able only to repeat what others had said.
ADJECTIVE:
• (of sounds) repeating by reflection
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to produce an echo

Words related to ECHOING

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How to use ECHOING in a sentence

• From away back in the mine the echoing shouts of the rescuing party came faintly to his ears.
• Hark! booming from unthought-of depths, a roar rolls up in majestic waves of echoing thunder.
• She stood looking up blindly at the house, shivering again at the recollection of its echoing, empty silence.
• There is something very eerie and strange about echoing rifle shots in the silence of the night.
• It seemed as if an angel lingered in the temple, echoing with his melodious lips the common harmonies of earth.
• The echoing of the stir and crackling of the fire was no sort of comfort to me.
• Nearer and nearer came the rapid hoof beats, echoing through the deserted streets.
• It seemed to them they were talking in a dark and echoing vault.
• Footsteps sounded rapidly on the echoing sidewalks.
• There was a roar and boom and thunder of breakers down on the point and echoing far away along the coast.
• Cheer upon cheer went up, swelled and grew in volume, only to be taken up again and again, till the sound became one vast echoing roar without apparent end or beginning.
• The quick sharp boom, boom of the guns had been echoing through the swamp for some time, and the men were now coming nearer.
• Just as she entered the doorway of the great hall, she heard the cry again echoing behind her through the valley.
• This echoing old castle, the world, so full of mystery in the days when we were children, is losing somewhat its charm for us as we grow older.
• He gave orders in a loud voice at intervals during the service and his commands sounded strangely through the echoing arches of the cathedral.
• She told herself that she was groping in the vale of despair, that life was a vast, gray, echoing void.
• Empty ammunition wagons loaded again with wounded, went creaking slowly to the rear, the sharp cries of suffering echoing above the infernal din.
• She sat on there till the moon dropped into the sea, and everything was still in the little echoing hotel.
• Suddenly a fearful roar rent the air, echoing far and wide across the mountains.
• We all hear the echoing footsteps of the past years! In those days Copple said the ranch was overrun by wild game, and wild horses too.
• A cry burst from them, passionate, restrained, almost mute, echoing from one to the other.
• They certainly were not the happiest couple present as they walked up-stairs, looking like a model husband and wife, with their name echoing from landing to landing.
• It was Saturday night, and the pavement sparkled with frost diamonds under flashing lights and echoing steps in the opera quarter.

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