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resounding

[ri-zoun-ding] / rɪˈzaʊn dɪŋ /


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England got a send-off all right, resounding boos greeting the final whistle before the players went around applauding thousands of empty red seats and the few fans who had bothered to stay.

From BBC

With the Legislature’s resounding absence on the issue, we have to rely on courts.

From Los Angeles Times

However, given the glowing terms chief executive has previously spoken about Howe, who he called a "special" manager in December, it was not exactly a resounding show of faith.

From BBC

Still, the Buy rating is a resounding endorsement of an early-stage company whose shares have soared over the past year in the absence of revenue.

From Barron's

Not everything points to a resounding victory for defense primes.

From The Wall Street Journal