Echoes and Hits

Echoes

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Hits and echoes are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Hits" instead a noun "Echoes".

Hits

Definitions of Echoes not found.

Echoes and hits are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Echoes" instead a noun "Hits".

Both words in one sentence

  • At the very end, as the last of his wife's rapists hits the floor unconscious (possibly even dead), he echoes these words but twists them around: "Sometimes you've got to fight when you're a man."
  • There is also a Camel song called "Echoes"...which is also the title track to one of their greatest hits albums (Echoes: The Retrospective).
  • There is a Pink Floyd song called "Echoes", which is the title track of one of their greatest hits albums (Echoes: The Best of Pink Floyd).
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