noun
Uncommon
echoing
Echoing (noun) means the repeated sound of something reverberating. Example: “The echoing of the church bells could be heard across the whole valley.”
noun
1
The repeated sound of something reverberating.
"The echoing of the church bells could be heard across the whole valley."
How to use echoing
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe reverberating or repeating of a sound.
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What does “echoing” mean?
The word “echoing” means the repeated sound of something reverberating. In plain terms, the reverberating or repeating of a sound.
How do you use “echoing” in a sentence?
Here is “echoing” used in a sentence: “The echoing of the church bells could be heard across the whole valley.”
What part of speech is “echoing”?
“Echoing” is a noun.
Is “echoing” a common word?
“Echoing” is an uncommon word in modern English.
