/ˈɛkoʊɪŋ/
VERB
Producing or describing a sound that is reflected from a surface and heard again, often creating a sense of resonance or reverberation.
Used when sounds such as voices, footsteps, laughter, or music bounce off surrounding surfaces and travel through an enclosed or open space.
Used to describe voices, cries, or other vocal sounds that resonate strongly and carry across a large area.
VERB
Repeating, imitating, or expressing words, opinions, feelings, or ideas that have previously been communicated by another person or source.
Used when someone repeats or reproduces another person's words, statements, or expressions, sometimes without adding anything original.
Used figuratively when someone's words, actions, or expressions reproduce or reflect the opinions, beliefs, concerns, or feelings of another person or group.
NOUN
The process or occurrence of a sound being reflected from a surface and heard again.
Used as a noun or gerund to refer to the occurrence or process of sounds being reflected and repeated through an environment.