A repetition of sounds, which is produced by the reflexion of the sound-waves due to their incidence on something denser than the aerial medium in…

Originally: reflection of a sound; echo, reverberation; an instance of this; (now rare). In later use: (in plural) recurring sounds or vibrations.

In the context of light or sound: a reflection; a resonance, an echo. Also as a mass noun. Now rare.

Repeated echoing or occurrence of a sound; (in later use) spec. temporary persistence of sound without perceptible distinct echoes, resulting from…

The action of reverberate, v.

A re-echoing or reproduction of sounds; a sound made in response to another.

The action or fact of echoing again; a reverberation; a renewed echoing.

A second or repeated echo; a reverberation.

Repetition of a sound by echo; reverberation, echoing; an echo. Now rare.

expressing reciprocation or reply, as back-answer (also as v. transitive), back-echo, back-word (see back-word n. at affix 2).

The action of echo, v., literal and figurative. poetic occasionally in plural.

A resounding echo; a reverberation.

Reverberation, echo; a resounding cry.

an echo, reverberation; (also) a subsequent sound; cf. after-image, n.

Reverberation of sound; an instance of this, an echo. Obsolete.

Reverberation of sound; spec. an effect of this kind produced electronically. rare before mid 20th cent.

Reflection; reaction.

Acoustics. The property of a room or enclosure, or of a recording, of having a long reverberation time. Cf. live, adj.1 9.

A faint repetition of a loud sound occurring in a recording soon after the original as a result of the accidental transfer of signals in a…