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TheSiavash Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Reverbation/repercussion/echo
is there any differences between these words?
Reverbation
Repercussion
Echo
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Reverbation
Repercussion
Echo
Thank you very much
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The three words are similar in meaning, and the first two can be almost synonymous: There were reverberations from his actions. There were repercussions from his actions. The third word is similar to the first two, but not as close in meaning.
- The three words are similar in meaning, and the first two can be almost synonymous: There were reverberations from his actions.
- There were repercussions from his actions.
- The third word is similar to the first two, but not as close in meaning.
- ", is not correct.
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The three words are similar in meaning, and the first two can be almost synonymous: There were reverberations from his actions. There were repercussions from his actions.
The third word is similar to the first two, but not as close in meaning. For example, the sentence, "There were echos from his actions.", is not correct. It would have to be something like: "The consequences of his
The third word is similar to the first two, but not as close in meaning. For example, the sentence, "There were echos from his actions.", is not correct. It would have to be something like: "The consequences of his
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