What is another word for resoundings?
Pronunciation: [ɹɪzˈa͡ʊndɪŋz] (IPA) 
Resoundings is a plural noun derived from the verb resound, which means to sound loudly or reverberate. Resoundings can refer to the echoes or vibrations produced by a sound, or to the effects or repercussions of an event or idea. Synonyms for resoundings can include:
- reverberations: the continuing sound waves that bounce back and forth between surfaces, creating a prolonged or amplified sound or impact. Example: The thunderclap echoed through the valley, leaving reverberations in its wake.
- repercussions: the consequences or effects of something that happened or was said, often implying a negative or unexpected outcome. Example: His reckless behavior had serious repercussions for his career and reputation.
- resonance: the quality of a sound or a thought that strikes a chord with someone, evoking a strong emotional or intellectual response. Example: The poem had a deep resonance with the audience, who applauded for minutes.
