Of musical instruments, the sea, winds, etc.: Making a loud sound, sonorous. Chiefly poetic.

Sonorous, resonant, shrill.

Originally of a voice: clear and resonant. In later use more generally of sound, esp. musical sound: clear, ringing, and typically high-pitched…

Having a sound; causing, emitting, producing, a sound or sounds, esp. of a loud character; resonant, sonorous; reverberant.

Having or giving out the sound of a bell, or of some similar metallic body; resounding, resonant. Also figurative.

Sonorous.

That resounds or re-echoes; sonorous, resonant.

Sonorous.

Able to resound.

Somewhat sounding or sonorous.

That makes a high or loud sound; clamorous, resonant; high-pitched.

That makes or gives out a sound of a musical character (cf. sing, v.1 6).

Of an object, room, etc.: causing reinforcement or prolongation of sound, esp. by synchronous vibration.

That trolls, in various senses of the verb; rolling.

Rumbling, resounding. Obsolete.

That makes a loud or resonant sound; capable of producing a loud sound, esp. of a deep or ringing character.

Singing, melodious, musical; resonant, ringing.

Resounding, reverberating. Obsolete.

That reverberates or resounds.

Somewhat full (in various senses).

That peals (peal, v.1); ringing, resounding.

Loud and resonant; reverberating; (also) that thrills or affects the emotions; mournful, plaintive-sounding.

Producing resonance, resonating; involving resonance.

Sonorous, resonant.