REVERBERANT, REVERBERATE, REVERBERATING, REVERBERATION
ADJECTIVES
1660 — REMUGIENT resounding, reverberating → obs.
1724 — DUNDERING resounding, reverberating → Sc. & Ireland
1830 — REBOANT resounding, reverberating; loudly echoing → chiefly literary and poetic usage
1890 — VERBERANT reverberant
NOUNS
1780 — DUNDER a loud, reverberating noise; a loud rumble → & Eng. dial.
1807 — AFTERSOUND an echo, reverberation; also, a subsequent sound
1855 — VERBERATION reverberation of sound
VERBS
1000 — AGAIN-LOW to reverberate, to resound → obs.
1724 — DUNDER to make a loud, deep, resounding noise; to reverberate, to rumble → Sc. & Eng. dial.
1838 — RIMBOMB to reverberate, to resound
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