reverberate ri-VUR-buh-rayt verb WS #35

to continue in a series of reflected sound waves; to echo repeatedly; to have a continuing and spreading effect; to resound or ring with sound

1. The economic crisis began to reverberate across international markets, causing widespread concern among investors.
2. Her powerful singing voice seemed to reverberate off the cathedral walls, creating a hauntingly beautiful effect.
3. The coach's angry words continued to reverberate in the player's mind long after the game had ended.
4. The sound of thunder continued to reverberate through the mountain valley long after the lightning strike.
5. The scandal will reverberate throughout the political party for years to come, affecting future elections.