Echo and Roar

Echo

Echo verb - To continue or be repeated in a series of reflected sound waves.

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Roar and echo are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Roar" instead the word "Echo" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: echoing, echoed, echoic

Roar verb - To make a long loud deep noise or cry.

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Echo and roar are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Echo" instead the word "Roar" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: roaring, roared, roarer

familiar	familiar echo	familiar roar
exact	exact echo	exact roar
original	original echo	original roar
deep	deep echo	deep roar
Other adjectives: constant, great, sad, little, dramatic, minor, odd, occasional, anguished, deeper.

line	echo line	roar line
batman	echo batman	roar batman

Finally, whenever truly badass music is played or a huge engine revved, you are hearing the echo of the death-roar of Ormagöden, and reminded of how he sacrificed himself to create the world as we know it.

Source: Creation Myth
Death Cry Echo: The Meta lets out one final echoing roar as it plunges to its doom.

Source: Machinima / Red vs. Blue: The Recollection
Meaningful Echo: During the Nanking victory parade in the end, when the Japanese soldiers roar triumphantly in unison, it's pretty obvious that Kadokawa is screaming in agony.

Source: Film / City of Life and Death