reverberate

He’s also efficient: I met with him for less than an hour, and the reading continues to reverberate weeks later.

Four years later, she again declined to pursue the death penalty after a dramatic killing, but this time, she better understood how her decision would reverberate.

As Trump’s lies reverberate, our allies question not only U.S. policies but our nation’s fundamental reliability as a partner in the world.

This is why the prospect of a second Trump presidency is so terrifying: His unconsidered words reverberate.

Trump, in turn, has targeted Harris over expressions of support for gender-affirming care and vowed to stop “COVID mandates,” issues that reverberate on the political right.