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echo

[ek-oh] / ˈɛk oʊ /




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Zhao showed Noah his brother’s scenes so that his Hamlet would carry echoes of the lost child.

From Los Angeles Times

During this time, the annual retreat of the Nile floodwaters would have visually echoed these beliefs, as the elevated ground beneath Karnak appeared to rise and grow as the waters receded.

From Science Daily

It's a feeling which some experts have begun to echo in our current timeline - with some going even as far as to suggest that artificial intelligence could lead to the extinction of humanity.

From BBC

In a historic echo, Biren had the best major Hong Kong debut since early 2021, when many Chinese tech names traded at twice their current value before regulatory headwinds crushed the sector.

From Barron's

In a historic echo, Biren had the best major Hong Kong debut since early 2021, when many Chinese tech names traded at twice their current value before regulatory headwinds crushed the sector.

From Barron's