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What (who) is echo - definition
Echo (2017 video game)
INDIE 2017 STEALTH VIDEO GAME
ECHO (2017 video game)
Echo (stylized as ECHO) is a stealth video game released on 19 September 2017. It was developed and published by Danish indie studio Ultra Ultra.
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![Echolocation]] organs of a [[toothed whale]], which produce echoes and receive sounds. Arrows illustrate the outgoing and incoming path of sound.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Toothed whale sound production.svg?width=200 "Echolocation]] organs of a [[toothed whale]], which produce echoes and receive sounds. Arrows illustrate the outgoing and incoming path of sound.")
REFLECTION OF SOUND THAT ARRIVES AT THE LISTENER WITH A DELAY AFTER THE DIRECT SOUND
Echo (acoustics); Echoed; Echoing; Re-echo; Re-echoes; Re-echoed; Re-echoing; Echo (phenomenon)
n. to produce an echo
ECHO
REFLECTION OF SOUND THAT ARRIVES AT THE LISTENER WITH A DELAY AFTER THE DIRECT SOUND
Echo (acoustics); Echoed; Echoing; Re-echo; Re-echoes; Re-echoed; Re-echoing; Echo (phenomenon)
European Community Host Organisation (Reference: org., Europe)
Examples of use of echo
1. The international echo is already devastating today.
2. There‘s a consensus for evasion that most politicians echo.
3. Some voters here in New Hampshire echo that sentiment.
4. Therefore, his startling revelation created only a dull echo.
5. Hamas leader Khaled Mashaal seemed to echo those views Sunday.