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Meanings of resound in English
Usage of resound in English
1
If Lee's efforts are successful, they're sure to resound through the industry.
2
The streets and the plains resound to the footsteps of armed hosts.
3
Now resound the drums of the National Guard posted before the Conciergerie.
4
Our achievement will certainly resound to the corners of the civilized world.
5
The horn of Robin Hood again seemed to resound through the forest.
6
They missed the king; they rose in rage; all their arms resound!
7
The suras of this time resound with words of encouragement and confidence.
8
She followed him, making the little thoroughfare resound with her shrill abuse.
9
Beautiful songs resound as we approach: we hear Swedish, Norwegian and Danish.
10
Are the echoes which resound in this hall Irish or American echoes?
11
Shrill yells resound on every hand, brown arms brandish flashes of brightness.
12
The horn will resound in welcome, the drawbridge will be lowered for us.
13
And the thudding of his heart seemed to resound through the deserted house.
14
The giant made the cave resound with his howls of pain and rage.
15
And I hope many such welcomes will resound in this house.
16
These strains resound so loudly through the city, that they reach the citadel.
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Resound across language varieties
United Kingdom
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