How Do You Spell RESOUND?

Pronunciation: [ɹɪzˈa͡ʊnd] (IPA)

The spelling of the word "resound" phonetically sounds like /rɪˈzaʊnd/. The first syllable is pronounced with a short "i" sound, followed by a stress on the second syllable with an "ou" diphthong. The final syllable is pronounced with a short "uh" sound and a silent "d". The word means to fill or echo with sound, and it can be used in a variety of contexts. It can be used to describe the sound of a bell, the voice of a singer, or the applause of a crowd.

RESOUND Meaning and Definition

1. Resound is a verb that typically refers to a sound echoing or reverberating loudly or powerfully. It implies the continuation or repetition of a sound, resulting in a full and rich auditory experience. The term can also be used metaphorically to describe the impact, effect, or reverberation of words, actions, or events.

   In the literal sense, resound describes a sound that is emitted with such force or intensity that it fills a space and reflects, producing an amplified or prolonged effect. This can be the result of a loud noise bouncing off walls, buildings, or natural formations, such as mountains or canyons. Resounding sounds are often characterized by their depth, strength, and vibrancy.

   Furthermore, resound can be employed figuratively to express the profound or lasting impact of words, expressions, or events. It signifies that something has made a strong impression or caused significant repercussions, echoing through time or in the memories and emotions of those involved. For instance, a speech or proclamation might resound in the hearts of the listeners, leaving a lasting impression or influencing their thoughts and actions. In this sense, resound conveys the notion of a powerful and lingering influence.

2. • To sound again.

   • To send back sound; to re-echo; to praise or celebrate by the sound of the voice or an instrument; to spread the fame of; to be sent back, as sound; to be much and loudly praised.

   • The return of sound; an echo.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Top Common Misspellings for RESOUND *

• resond 85.7142857%

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Other Common Misspellings for RESOUND

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Etymology of RESOUND

The word "resound" originated from the combination of two Latin words: "re-" and "sonare".

The prefix "re-" in Latin means "again" or "back", and it indicates repetition or intensity. The word "sonare" means "to sound" or "to make a noise". Therefore, "resound" can be traced back to the Latin roots meaning "to sound again" or "to sound loudly".

Over time, the word "resound" made its way into Middle English and eventually became part of the English language. It refers to a sound echoing or reverberating loudly, often emphasizing a powerful or intense quality.

Idioms with the word RESOUND

• resound with sth The idiom "resound with sth" is used to describe a situation where something creates a strong, deep, or lasting impact. It indicates that a particular sound, idea, concept, or statement echoes or reverberates loudly and distinctly, often leaving a profound impression on those who hear or experience it. The phrase conveys the notion of significance or importance attached to the subject, as it resounds with a powerful and memorable effect.
• resound through(out) sth The idiom "resound through(out) sth" refers to a loud or powerful sound being heard widely and clearly across a particular area, place, or thing. It suggests that the impact or effect of something is reverberating loudly or being experienced intensely throughout a given context.
• resound through The idiom "resound through" refers to a situation where something, such as a sound, gossip, or news, is heard or spread loudly and widely throughout a place or community. It signifies a significant impact or influence on a large scale, often creating a lasting impression or effect.

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Conjugate verb Resound

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have resounded

you would have resounded

he/she/it would have resounded

we would have resounded

they would have resounded

I would have resound

you would have resound

he/she/it would have resound

we would have resound

they would have resound

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been resounding

you would have been resounding

he/she/it would have been resounding

we would have been resounding

they would have been resounding

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would resound

you would resound

he/she/it would resound

we would resound

they would resound

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be resounding

you would be resounding

he/she/it would be resounding

we would be resounding

they would be resounding

FUTURE

I will resound

you will resound

he/she/it will resound

we will resound

they will resound

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be resounding

you will be resounding

he/she/it will be resounding

we will be resounding

they will be resounding

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have resounded

you will have resounded

he/she/it will have resounded

we will have resounded

they will have resounded

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been resounding

you will have been resounding

he/she/it will have been resounding

we will have been resounding

they will have been resounding

IMPERATIVE

you resound

we let´s resound

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to resound

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was resounding

you were resounding

he/she/it was resounding

we were resounding

they were resounding

PAST PARTICIPLE

resounded

PAST PERFECT

I had resounded

you had resounded

he/she/it had resounded

we had resounded

they had resounded

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been resounding

you had been resounding

he/she/it had been resounding

we had been resounding

they had been resounding

PRESENT

I resound

you resound

he/she/it resounds

we resound

they resound

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am resounding

you are resounding

he/she/it is resounding

we are resounding

they are resounding

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

resounding

PRESENT PERFECT

I have resounded

you have resounded

he/she/it has resounded

we have resounded

they have resounded

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been resounding

you have been resounding

he/she/it has been resounding

we have been resounding

they have been resounding

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it resound

SIMPLE PAST

I resounded

you resounded

he/she/it resounded

we resounded

they resounded