re-sound Antonyms
Meaning of re-sound
Webster
re-sound (v. t. & i.)
To sound again or anew.
re-sound Sentence Examples
- The pianist's triumphant chord resounded through the grand hall.
- Her laughter resonated in the corridors, echoing her joy to all who heard it.
- The screams of the victims resounded through the night, a haunting reminder of the horrors that had unfolded.
- The thunderclaps resounded deafeningly, shaking the foundations of the house.
- The preacher's words resounded with conviction, inspiring hope and faith in his congregation.
- The gunshot resounded in the silence of the alleyway, shattering the tranquility.
- The birdsong resonated sweetly through the meadow, a chorus of nature's harmony.
- The church bells resounded at noon, calling the faithful to prayer.
- The applause of the audience resonated with appreciation, a testament to the performers' brilliance.
- The memories of that fateful day continued to resound in her mind, a constant reminder of the pain she had endured.
FAQs About the word re-sound
To sound again or anew.
praise, celebrate, bless, chant, extoll, worship,hymn, emblazon, glorify, applaud
criticize, reprehend, censure, blame,blame, reprehend, censure, criticize, admonish, reproach
The pianist's triumphant chord resounded through the grand hall.
Her laughter resonated in the corridors, echoing her joy to all who heard it.
The screams of the victims resounded through the night, a haunting reminder of the horrors that had unfolded.
The thunderclaps resounded deafeningly, shaking the foundations of the house.
