echoer
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7.3
- noun
- /ˈɛkoʊər/
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eco
- Many echoers in the audience mimicked the famous singer.
Examples
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The child became an echoer of every word his older brother said.
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In the mountains, the valley was a perfect echoer of distant thunder.
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She was criticized for being an echoer of popular opinions rather than sharing her own ideas.
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The echoer repeated the speaker's words perfectly.
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The speaker is known as an echoer because he often repeats famous quotes during his lectures.
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An echoer can be helpful for artists, as they reflect popular ideas and trends in their work.
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In discussions, she acts as an echoer, reiterating others' thoughts to emphasize their importance.
Synonyms
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3.3
A person who does the same things or says the same words as another person
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6.8
A person who repeats other people's words or actions without understanding them
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3.4
A person who copies another person's words, actions, or style
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6.0
A person who repeats words from someone else, often in speech or writing
A person or thing that repeats the same action many times
How Repetitive
- Offensive
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6.8
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7.3
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Echoer comes from an old Greek word ēkhō, meaning 'sound' or 'resound', and it shares that root with the common word echo. So an echoer is a person or thing that repeats or reflects sounds, words, or ideas.