Reverberation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REVERBERATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an act of reverberating
• prolongation of a sound; resonance
• a continuing effect; a repercussion
• The act of reverberating; especially, the act of reflecting light or heat, or reechoing sound; as, the reverberation of rays from a mirror; the reverberation of rays from a mirror; the reverberation of voices; the reverberation of heat or flame in a furnace.
• the repetition of a sound resulting from reflection of the sound waves
• a remote or indirect consequence of some action
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an act of reverberating; the state of being reverberated

Words related to REVERBERATION

reverberate16

Words that contain REVERBERATION

reverberations19

How to use REVERBERATION in a sentence

• Suddenly lights were brought into the rooms, and this reverberation became forthwith interrupted into frequent unequal bursts of the same sound, but less dreary and less distinct.
• In an instant the whole night was filled with a roar and thunder and reverberation of the cannon from, every quarter.
• It consists of a number of thin stalactites of varying powers of reverberation, and these play delightful tunes or at least tones.
• This frequently, in the calm evenings, produced a great reverberation, and rolled along the water to the surrounding islands with considerable noise.
• Instead of it, on this evening, I ordered one of the long guns to be fired, believing that the sound and reverberation alone would suffice to intimidate such robbers.
• His little fame, the homage of his little world, have in them the same sweetness as the reverberation of ages.
• There was strength and hardness in it, as of metal reverberation.
• You can feel in her letters, in her novels, in her whole nature, the long reverberation of the shock.
• The reverberation among the hills seemed ominous, but not more so than the staggering back and sinking down of poor George.
• What was it had gone? Then he remembered the reverberation from the banks of the gorge and the perpetual accompaniment of shifting, jostling pebbles.
• The burst was terrific and the reverberation was heard and the shock distinctly felt in the dockyard.
• Indeed, I could hardly have supported the reverberation of heat from the sides of the ravine, but for a fixed belief that I should be successful.
• Far off, miles away, an ice-floe split with the prolonged reverberation of thunder.
• Perhaps some faint, far-off reverberation of that flutter was making itself felt in her heart now.
• An occasional wreath of white smoke among 32 the far-off peaks, followed by a rumbling reverberation, marks the fall of an avalanche.
• The hundred cannons at sunrise brought a vigorous word for each reverberation.
• The reverberation was still echoing among the hills when the second detonation occurred, shortly followed by the third and fourth.
• Those outside now could hear the faint reverberation spoken of.
• With the removal all the roar and reverberation was transferred to the surface.
• As it did so a tremendous reverberation gathered and broke out, ran up and down the canyon, up the opposite cliff face, echoing and rising as dense and thick as smoke does.
• It was all so little like war, the only suggestion of conflict the uniforms we wore, and the dull reverberation of that distant cannonading.
• The reverberation of their feet told that this passage was a bridge.
• The effect of her laugh is an extravagance, though the effect of the reverberation of voices in some parts of the mountains is very striking.
• He mounted his horse and rode around the buildings, listening carefully for hollow reverberation.
• On the other side of the house an immense fire had burned itself into clear embers and shed a steady, red reverberation, contrasted strongly with the mellow paleness of the moon.
• If your torch be waved in a chamber set round with bits of granite and slate and pudding-stone, you will get no luminous reverberation.
• Reverberation implies space, an ample vault of roof or of heaven.
• Except for the reverberation of the torrent deep in the gorge at their right, no sound at all broke the deep silence.
• She was surprised, indeed, but thinking only of her dog, she called again, and was perfectly amazed at the long, hollow, and deep sound, of the reverberation.
• Moreover their footfalls produced a sound, somewhat of the nature of a soft resonant reverberation of a million tiny echoes.
• The faithful prosecution of an intermediate expression between obligation and restraint and reverberation is such that the mornings could be used.
• There is the sound that has no reverberation and if enough are occupied then surely they will change all of some of most of their minds.
• A shout is not a noise when there is no reverberation.
• She could hear great doors somewhere crash together, and the reverberation roll beneath the stone vaulting.

Similar words containing VERBERA without suffix tion and without prefix re

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