Noun:

સમાનાર્થી, અનુકરણ કરનાર, પુનરાવર્તન, પડઘો, અનુકરણ વસ્તુઓ, પડઘા, અનુકરણ, આકાશનન્દિની,

Verb:

પડઘો પાડવો, અવાજ, પુનરાવર્તન કરો, પડઘો, અનુકરણ કરો, જવાબ આપવા માટે,

echoed's Usage Examples:

Rochon's claim was echoed by Fort William native Hockey Hall of Fame member Jack Adams who claimed Frank Nighbor must have learned his poke check after having played against Rochon and Fort William in the NOHL, something Nighbor himself denied.

However, at a rally the evening before the 4 November elections where Chávez was supporting his own candidates Chávez echoed a sentiment by Lula of Brazil and Morales of Bolivia, referencing the change happening in Latin America seemed to be taking place in the US.

David Hinckley of New York Daily News echoed similar sentiments, avouching that she "proved [that] she can act every bit as well as she can sing".

Rashod Ollison of The Baltimore Sun echoed Kershaw's criticisms, calling the event a ravenous orgy of celebrity ego trips.

Poniewozik echoed similar sentiments, who avouched that the actor evinced Archer"s arrogant predilection.

Reviewers found the camera, though improved, still difficult when battling monsters which hung from the ceiling—concerns echoed by reviewers of the PC version.

6 million which is also echoed elsewhere.

These warnings were echoed by psychoanalyst Erich Fromm, who contrasted the sophistication of Sigmund Freud's theories with the oversimplified and propagandistic ideas offered by Dianetics.

The four cannons echoed each other mournfully.

the mid-1960s onward, the ranch house echoed the national trend towards sleekness in design, with the homes becoming even simpler and more generic as this.

This explanation is echoed in Kunio Yanagita"s book Yōkai Lectures, in which Yanagita concurs that.

Many of these criticisms have been subsequently echoed by other scholars such as David Impastato and Michael Anderegg.

He was finally defeated when his own sonic blasts were echoed back on him (rendering him unconscious).

Synonyms:

let out, cuckoo, recite, reproduce, let loose, reecho, regurgitate, parrot, emit, repeat, utter,

Antonyms:

silence, devoice, damaged, unhealthy, injured,