cavernously
- adverb
- /ˈkævərnəsli/
- The concert hall was designed to sound cavernously rich, enhancing the music's depth and impact.
Examples
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Her footsteps echoed cavernously down the empty corridor.
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As she stepped inside the cavernously vast cave, she felt the coolness of the air surround her.
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The old church bell rang cavernously in the quiet night.
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The hall was so empty that every word was heard cavernously.
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The sound echoed cavernously in the empty hall.
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She spoke cavernously as if her voice came from a deep cave.
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The abandoned castle echoed cavernously, making every sound resonate through its large halls.
Synonyms
In a way that has plenty of space to move
How Hollow
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Cavernously comes from cavern, which is like a very large cave and means 'hollow', so something described as cavernously feels big, empty, and full of echoes.