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reverberant
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re·ver·ber·ant  (r-vûrbr-nt)
adj.
1. Having a tendency to reverberate.
2. Characterized by reverberation; resounding.
re·verber·ant·ly adv.
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Adj.1.reverberant - having a tendency to reverberate or be repeatedly reflected; "a reverberant room"; "the reverberant booms of cannon"
nonresonant, unreverberant - not reverberant; lacking a tendency to reverberate
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reverberant
adj acoustics → nach- or widerhallend
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In the evening, reverberantly twanging guitarist Bill Frisell introduces his new quintet, fresh from a fortnight's residency at New York's Village Vanguard club.
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Aware of the poet's point of view" though he claims to be, moreover, he can hardly be said to share that point of view, as reverberantly exemplified in one of Cavafy's late poems: On the Actual Site of a house, above all, of landmarks, a block of flats, which I see when I go for a walk, year after year, I have brought you into being, both in joy and in sadness: with so many circumstances, so many mundane things.
Alexandria in Cavafy, Durrell, and Tsirkas by Rodenbeck, John / Alif: Journal of Comparative Poetics
Aware of the poet's point of view" though he claims to be, moreover, he can hardly be said to share that point of view, as reverberantly exemplified in one of Cavafy's late poems: On the Actual Site of a house, above all, of landmarks, a block of flats, which I see when I go for a walk, year alter year, I have brought you into being, both in joy and in sadness: with so many circumstances, so many mundane things.
Alexandria in Cavafy, Durrell, and Tsirkas by Rodenbeck, John / Alif: Journal of Comparative Poetics
 
 
 
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