Adjective:

எதிரொலிக்கும்,

echoing's Usage Examples:

The soft percussion mallets are the low rumbles of winds echoing across the still night.

The doctrine of the deceitfulness of " the undiscerning eye and the echoing ear " soon established itself, though the grounds upon which Empedocles, Anaxagoras and Democritus maintained it were not those which were alleged by Parmenides.

Brady glanced at Dan, his face echoing his own puzzlement.

Exhausted, she closed her eyes, Jule's words to her from earlier echoing in her thoughts.

It is an all-leather sandal that has a slightly 1970s quality and, echoing some sandals of the '70s, harks back to the Roman era as well.

With his scream echoing in her head, she staggered up and started pummeling the jaguar.

The title track is the album's strongest - a pleasing, wistful ballad accompanied by echoing guitars and drums.

cloister walks are all covered with blank arcading, echoing the openings with their bar tracery.

The woman motioned them to follow, her quick steps echoing across the cobblestones.

warblee on the felucca are woken in the middle of the night by a strange warbling screeching sound echoing out of the swamp.

Spiritual death is their goal and their cackling laugh now resounds in the echoing emptiness of human souls.

The police spoke to Fred next, while Dean strolled back toward his quarters, with Corday's question concerning his wife's return echoing in his mind.

She ached for him, and the magic thrummed around her, echoing her loneliness.

Synonyms:

reverberant, reechoing,

Antonyms:

anechoic, thudding, unreverberant,