Echo and Wave

Echo

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

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Wave and echo are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wave" instead a verb "Echo".

Nearby Words: echoing, echoed, echoic

Wave verb - To direct or notify by a movement or gesture.

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Echo and wave are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Echo" instead a verb "Wave".

Nearby Words: waved, waving, wavy, wavelet, waveband

clear	clear echo	clear wave
original	original echo	original wave
great	great echo	great wave
little	little echo	little wave
Other adjectives: psychic, temporal, later, literal, attempted.

Trash. Dark Reprise: The song that Trash was dancing to during the graveyard party scene gets a spooky-echo remix when her zombified body hurts out of the ground that she was dragged into by the first wave of zombies.

Source: Film / The Return of the Living Dead
Wherever the wave passes, the oceans turn red, all people explode into LCL while their souls fly off into low orbit and the ground spontaneously sprouts billions of Creepy Cool Crosses with the entire scene overlaid by humanity's collective Death Cry Echo.

Source: World-Wrecking Wave
Seasonal Motif: In the coda, the Heat Wave finally breaks while Kubota and Tokito are messing around in echo of a "fireworks festival".Tokito: The summer was about to burn out like one of our fireworks.

Source: Manga / Wild Adapter

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