That rebounds (in various senses).

Producing a continuous, deep sound; reverberating, resounding. Also figurative.

Of a sound: reverberating, echoing; repeated. Now rare.

Making, or becoming, twice as much; increasing twofold; repeating, resounding, echoing; †stammering (quot. 1629).

poetic. Reverberating. rare.

That restores sound; that resounds. Only in reparable echo. Obsolete. rare.

That voices something again or repeatedly.

That reverberates (in various senses); esp. (of a sound) that resounds or re-echoes, resonant.

That resounds or reverberates; that echoes back or repeats.

That repeats a sound; (of a sound) that is repeated.

Reflecting sound, producing an echo; relating to the reflection of sound.

Of sounds or sound-producing agencies: That causes echoes. literal and figurative.

Causing or suffering reflection; chiefly in reference to sound.

Repercussive, echoing. Obsolete. rare.

That redoubles something or that is redoubled (in various senses of redouble, v.2); esp. resounding, reverberating.

Having the property of repelling or resisting a person or thing; tending to force back, drive away, etc.; repellent. Sometimes with of or to.

Of a sound: tending to reverberate; reverberating. Also in figurative context.

= reverberating, adj.

Resounding, reverberating; loudly echoing.

Of the nature of an echo. Also, liable to resound with an echo.

Reverberating, esp. re-echoing, resonant. Cf. reverberate, adj. 3.

= reboant, adj.

Resonant; reverberating. Cf. reverberant, adj. 2.