re-echoed

Evelyn turned away with a sigh; the sigh was re-echoed yet more deeply.

This was a sentiment which Pierre himself would willingly have re-echoed.

It re-echoed the sentiments, the notions, the aspirations of the people.

Like a trumpet-call it rang, echoed and re-echoed up the mountain-side.

But that screech of his was re-echoed from the mountainside above.

The nineteenth century re-echoed with the language of social idealism.

It was re-echoed back by others that appeared to be further off.

I re-echoed—I aided—I surpassed them in volume and in strength.

Of the cheering strains of music that re-echoed from every rock?

And when the leader gives the word it will be re-echoed from rank to rank.