resounding
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re·sound·ing (ri zo̵un′diŋ)
adjective
- reverberating; ringing sonorously
- thoroughgoing; complete a resounding victory
- high-sounding
Related Forms:
- resoundingly re·sound′·ingly adverb
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Modifies a noun
- 'yes: The answer to all of these questions has to be a resounding 'yes ' .
Modifying Another Word
- still: In this, as in other matters, Kant's essay is prescient, and its echoes are still resounding.
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