resound with
resound with (something)
1. To be filled with some very loud, reverberating, or prolonged sound. The crowded courtroom resounded with the cheers of the victims following the guilty verdict. The streets have been resounding with gunfire since the rebellion began.
2. To be filled or abuzz with discussion of, or excitement about, or a clamor for something. The country has resounded with calls for the prime minister's resignation ever since the controversial legislation was first put forward. The entire region is resounding with the news of the allies' victory in the war.
See also: resound
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
resound with something
[for something, such as the air or a place] to be filled with sound or sounds. The hall resounded with the sounds of the orchestra. The house resounded with the laughter of children.
See also: resound
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
- resound with (something)
- make the welkin ring
- thunder past
- ring out
- thunder out
- thunder across
- moan out
- roar out
- resound
- resound through (something or some place)