To speak out; to resound, re-echo.

intransitive to resound, re-echo.

Chiefly poetic. intransitive. To return a sound as an echo; to appear to respond by echoing. Frequently with to.

To make a sound in response to another or its source; to return an echo. intransitive.

intransitive. Of a sound: to reverberate, re-echo. Now frequently of thunder, gunfire, etc.: to resound with a prolonged deep reverberating sound…

intransitive. Of a place or material object: to re-echo loudly (to or with a sound, or to a thing producing sound). Now rare.

intransitive. Of a sound, statement, etc.: to echo again or repeatedly; to resound, reverberate.

intransitive. To echo back, esp. repeatedly; to reverberate, resound. Now rare.

to echo repeatedly.

transferred. Of natural forces, etc.: To emit noise, make a sound; to reverberate.

intransitive. To make a loud, echoing sound like that of thunder; to resound. Frequently poetic.

intransitive. = reverberate, v. 4b.