rebellow

The hunter's shout rebellowed from the canyon walls.

Definition

1. Verb:
   • To resound loudly; to echo back: "rebellow" means to sound again with a deep, loud, and reverberating noise, often in a poetic or archaic context. It describes a powerful sound that bounces or repeats, like a roar or thunder that echoes.

Usage Examples

• (The thunder echoed loudly and deeply.)
• (His laughter resounded with a loud, echoing quality.)

Advanced Usage

• "to rebellow back": to echo or return a sound forcefully.

  • The cliffs rebellowed back the roar of the waves. (The cliffs echoed the sound of the ocean.)

• "rebellow in triumph": to shout or sound loudly in victory.

  • The crowd rebellowed in triumph after the goal was scored. (The crowd roared loudly and repeatedly in celebration.)

Variants and Related Words

• Rebellowing (adj): producing a loud, echoing sound.

  • The rebellowing storm kept everyone awake. (The storm was loud and echoing.)

• Bellow (v): to roar or shout loudly (the base word).

  • The bull bellowed in the field. (The bull made a deep, loud sound.)

Synonyms

• Echo: to repeat or reflect a sound.
• Reverberate: to be repeated several times as an echo.
• Resound: to fill a place with sound.

Phrasal Verbs

• Rebellow through: to sound loudly and repeatedly across a space.
  • The war cries rebellowed through the forest. (The cries echoed loudly through the trees.)

Related Idioms

• Rebellow like a lion: to roar with great force and depth.

  • He rebellowed like a lion when he heard the news. (He shouted with intense, echoing anger.)

• Rebellow to the skies: to make a sound so loud it seems to reach the heavens.

  • The cannons rebellowed to the skies during the battle. (The cannon fire echoed upward loudly.)