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echo

[ek-oh] / ˈɛk oʊ /




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But his thoughts merely echo what he said.

From Literature

His comments echo those from other Republicans, who had become increasingly concerned that they would lose this race in recent weeks.

From BBC

People were gone, but noise and confusion echoed throughout the office.

From Literature

For Bowers, DeMarr’s story echoes the cautionary tales he grew up with of “forgotten about” people, who, despite their talents, burn out or see their careers fizzle for different reasons.

From Los Angeles Times

"Major designers, echoed by the high street, are creating collections that work for a more outdoorsy lifestyle," she says.

From BBC