reverberatory in a sentence

Definition

Reverberatory refers to something that produces or is characterized by echoes or reflections, often amplifying sound or effects in a space.

The reverberatory effects of the explosion could be felt miles away.
In the concert hall, the reverberatory acoustics enhanced the musicians' performance.
The scientist studied the reverberatory patterns of sound waves in various environments.
Her speech had a reverberatory quality that captivated the audience long after she finished.
The reverberatory nature of the canyon amplified their laughter and echoed it back to them.
The reverberatory echoes of the concert hall enhanced the emotional impact of the symphony.
In the quiet forest, even the slightest sound had a reverberatory effect that seemed to amplify nature's whispers.
His thoughts were often in a reverberatory state, bouncing back and forth between doubt and determination.
The reverberatory quality of the speaker's voice captivated the audience during the lecture.
After the explosion, the reverberatory waves shook the buildings miles away from the epicenter.