echo

verb C1

Meaning

To echo is to produce a sound that is reflected off a surface and heard again, or metaphorically, to express or reinforce an idea, sentiment, or argument that has already been articulated by another, often implying a sense of agreement or alignment with t
💡 While "echo" can refer to literal sound reflection, in academic and professional contexts, it is frequently used metaphorically to discuss the reinforcement of ideas or concepts, thus it is important to clarify whether the usage pertains to sound or to the reiteration of thoughts.

Example Sentences

The CEO's vision echoed throughout the company's strategic plan .
The sound echoed through the empty halls of the building .
The speaker's words echoed throughout the empty conference hall .
The study's findings echo previous research on climate change impacts .

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