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What (who) is Resound - definition
resound
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(resounds, resounding, resounded)
1.
When a noise resounds, it is heard very loudly and clearly. (LITERARY)
A roar of approval resounded through the Ukrainian parliament...
VERB: V prep
2.
If a place resounds with or to particular noises, it is filled with them. (LITERARY)
The whole place resounded with music...
Kabul resounded to the crack of Kalashnikov fire and a flood of artillery.
VERB: V with n, V to n
resound
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[r?'za?nd]
¦ verb
1. fill or be filled with a ringing, booming, or echoing sound.
2. (of fame, success, etc.) be much talked of.
[as adjective resounding] emphatic; unmistakable: a resounding success.
Derivatives
resoundingly adverb
Origin
Resound
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·noun Return of sound; echo.
II. Resound ·vi To be mentioned much and loudly.
III. Resound ·vi To be echoed; to be sent back, as sound.
Examples of use of Resound
1. Naryshkin‘s name, however, would resound with the electorate anyway.
2. The voices of our clergy, of all denominations, should also resound.
3. But after the great global banks‘ implosion and the utter collapse of the local tycoons‘ stocks, his words resound.
4. "Let that word resound from hill to hill and from mountain to mountain, from valley to valley across this broad land," he thundered, raising his right hand.
5. Some of these mosques resound to an interpretation of the faith that is a product of the city‘s particular immigrant history.