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reverberative Meaning
reverberative (s)
characterized by resonance
reverberative (a.)
Of the nature of reverberation; tending to reverberate; reflective.
reverberative Sentence Examples
- The chamber's reverberative acoustics amplified the singer's voice, creating an ethereal ambiance.
- The thunder's reverberative roar echoed through the mountains, sending shivers down my spine.
- The applause reverberated through the stadium, a testament to the team's extraordinary performance.
- The reverberative humming of the machinery made it difficult to concentrate.
- The sound of the gunshot reverberated through the air, startling nearby pedestrians.
- The cave's walls were reverberative, making even the slightest noise sound deafening.
- The reverberative laughter of the children echoed through the neighborhood, spreading joy and merriment.
- The reverberative crash of the waves against the shore created a mesmerizing soundtrack.
- The reverberative footsteps of the towering giant sent tremors through the ground.
- The reverberative hum of the city created a constant background noise that never truly abated.
FAQs About the word reverberative
characterized by resonanceOf the nature of reverberation; tending to reverberate; reflective.
sonorous, vibrant, round, loud, powerful, reverberant, resonant, golden, mellow,ringing
muted,hollow, faint, low, weak, soft, muted, cavernous, soft, faint
The chamber's reverberative acoustics amplified the singer's voice, creating an ethereal ambiance.
The thunder's reverberative roar echoed through the mountains, sending shivers down my spine.
The applause reverberated through the stadium, a testament to the team's extraordinary performance.
The reverberative humming of the machinery made it difficult to concentrate.
