What is another word for re sound?
Pronunciation:
[ ɹˌiː sˈa͡ʊnd], [ ɹˌiː sˈaʊnd], [ ɹ_ˌiː s_ˈaʊ_n_d]
Synonyms for Re sound:
-
n.
• twang -
v.
• bang- burst ,
- clang ,
- clatter ,
- crash ,
- detonate ,
- drum ,
- explode ,
- make noise ,
- peal ,
- rattle ,
- resound ,
- thump ,
- thunder .
- bark ,
- bellow ,
- blast ,
- bray ,
- clamor ,
- honk ,
- hoot ,
- roar ,
- scream ,
- shout ,
- shriek ,
- sound out ,
- toot ,
- trumpet .
- ape ,
- ditto ,
- do like ,
- go like ,
- imitate ,
- impersonate ,
- make like ,
- mimic ,
- mirror ,
- parallel ,
- parrot ,
- react ,
- recall ,
- redouble ,
- reflect ,
- reiterate ,
- resemble ,
- respond ,
- rubber-stamp ,
- second .
- Panegyrize ,
- acclaim ,
- admire ,
- adulate ,
- advocate ,
- aggrandize ,
- applaud ,
- appreciate ,
- approve ,
- bless ,
- boost ,
- bow down ,
- build up ,
- cajole ,
- celebrate ,
- cheer ,
- cite ,
- commend ,
- compliment ,
- cry up ,
- dignify ,
- distinguish ,
- elevate ,
- endorse ,
- ennoble ,
- eulogize ,
- exalt ,
- extol ,
- flatter ,
- give thanks ,
- glorify ,
- hail ,
- honor ,
- laud ,
- make much of ,
- pay homage ,
- pay tribute ,
- proclaim ,
- puff ,
- rave over ,
- recommend ,
- reverence ,
- root ,
- sanction ,
- sing the praises ,
- smile on ,
- stroke ,
- tout ,
- worship .
- cast ,
- catch ,
- copy ,
- emulate ,
- flash ,
- follow ,
- give forth ,
- match ,
- rebound ,
- repeat ,
- repercuss ,
- reply ,
- return ,
- reverse ,
- revert ,
- shine ,
- take after ,
- throw back .
- boom ,
- bounce back ,
- echo ,
- reproduce ,
- reverberate ,
- ring ,
- sound ,
- vibrate .
- belt out ,
- burst into song ,
- canary ,
- cantillate ,
- carol ,
- chant ,
- chirp ,
- choir ,
- croon ,
- descant ,
- duet ,
- groan ,
- harmonize ,
- hymn ,
- intone ,
- lift up a voice ,
- line out ,
- lullaby ,
- make melody ,
- mouth ,
- pipe ,
- purr ,
- serenade ,
- singsong ,
- solo ,
- troll ,
- tune ,
- vocalize ,
- wait ,
- warble ,
- whine ,
- whistle ,
- yodel .
How to use "Re sound" in context?
When most of us think about sounds, we think about the letters that make them up: "ga," "ba," and so on. These sounds are called consonants. But what about the letters that's missing from the list? What about the letter "r?"
Sound engineers call this letter "re" (short for "rare"). And because it doesn't appear in most of the English words we use every day, most of us probably don't even know what it is.
But sound engineers know everything about re. In fact, it's a crucial part of how words are pronounced.
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