Reverberating is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REVERBERATING in dictionary:

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

Words related to REVERBERATING

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How to use REVERBERATING in a sentence

• The boat came to a pause a moment, when his rule rang out quick and sharp, waking the echoes of the mountains around and reverberating along the shore.
• Explosion followed explosion, some of them coming in hollow, reverberating booms, others sounding as if in mid-air.
• His voice rose and sank, reverberating back over the crowded courtyard from the walls of the mosque.
• There was a knock at the front door, a knock formidable and reverberating, the knock of fate, perhaps, but fate disguised as a coalheaver.
• This expression is increased by the hollow reverberating interior of the wood, caused by its clearness and freedom from underbrush.
• It had been just now as the sound of brazen hammers clanging in reverberating caves, the rolling of wheels, the tramp of countless myriads of men.
• But for the most part she did little thinking, shaking as loudly as possible the reverberating rattle of physical excitement.
• Then four mighty reverberating explosions that rent the air.
• Bathe, truly! with the sea ever dashing against the side, and roaring and reverberating with deafening echo.
• The roar of the falling waters, striking the rocks below, is loud and reverberating.
• The sound of the crashing branches mingled with the reverberating report of the shot.
• The reverberating roar of the rifle a hundred yards down the river bank, however, suggested another alternative.
• As if in answer, a deep, appalling roar broke forth apparently under his feet, and went rolling and reverberating up and down the canon.
• Miss Moore in the early morning, between one and two, heard again the sharp, reverberating bang as before.
• It lasted for several seconds and then with a deafening, reverberating thunder-clap that shook the entire theatre, the first bomb fell.
• German shells came whistling over and burst with angry, reverberating roars.
• A red flame shot skyward behind them, and a mighty, reverberating roar went rumbling and echoing over the countryside.
• The report of the weapon crashed through the still night, and was carried far on the frosty air, reverberating and echoing back from the distant mountains.
• As the storm continued through dreary days, blowing always from the southwest, the strange, reverberating roll from the south cliffs came more loudly than ever before.
• The strange reverberating roll from the south Cliffs beat with weird insistence on their ears for three long days and nights.
• The sound of breakers booming against the reefs came to her in the cavern with a strange reverberating effect.
• There is an intimate success that seems to be of the soul, and there is another, reverberating, resounding, like the clashing of brass instruments beaten together.
• He called aloud, but the echo of his own voice reverberating through the aisles was his only answer.
• Occasional shots from below kept reverberating upward through two more floors overhead.
• And every verse ends with a new stress of the insistent upward stride, that grows ever in force and closes with big reverberating blasts.
• The fatal shot was still ringing in her ears when another sound broke in upon the reverberating air.
• The planking threw back a hollow reverberating sound from the various vehicles.
• He needed reverberating notes to sink into the plaster cast around his mind, which had the signature of the world as an evil place upon it , and caress his soft and lonely brain.
• But what a deceptive stillness was that stillness! A hammer was hammering away under her breast with what seemed to her a reverberating sound.
• Already the battle there in the canon was over, the smell of powder was gone from the still air, the last reverberating echo of a shot had died away.
• In his ears again rang the sullen, hollow, reverberating boom of the flood.
• At the same time the blasts of his bugles were heard reverberating through the defiles of the Balkan, and his fortresses were reared and his banners planted there.

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