reverb Antonyms
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Meaning of reverb
Webster
reverb (v. t.)
To echo.
reverb Sentence Examples
- The canyon's walls amplified the speaker's voice, creating a reverberating echo.
- The thunderclap sent shockwaves through the ground, causing a reverberation that shook the windows.
- The guitarist played a haunting chord, its reverberations lingering in the room like a ghostly presence.
- The reverberations of the drumbeat pounded through my head, making my heart race.
- The singer's voice had a natural reverb that gave it a haunting and ethereal quality.
- The thunderous applause reverberated through the stadium, echoing the crowd's excitement.
- The sound of the gunshot reverberated through the air, sending shivers down my spine.
- The deep rumble of the train reverberated along the tracks, shaking the ground beneath our feet.
- The reverberations from the explosion shattered nearby windows, sending shards of glass flying.
- The reverberating sound of a gong signaled the start of the ceremony.
FAQs About the word reverb
To echo.
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The canyon's walls amplified the speaker's voice, creating a reverberating echo.
The thunderclap sent shockwaves through the ground, causing a reverberation that shook the windows.
The guitarist played a haunting chord, its reverberations lingering in the room like a ghostly presence.
The reverberations of the drumbeat pounded through my head, making my heart race.
