1. plural of echoer; people or things that echo or repeat sounds, words, or ideas
Usage: commonly used in contexts of speech, music, or figurative repetition

Examples

• The canyon's echoers made every shout bounce back three times.
• Political echoers in the media simply repeated the candidate's talking points.
• The backup singers were mere echoers of the lead vocalist's melody.
• Social media has created countless echoers who spread viral messages without thinking.
• The hall's acoustics turned the audience members into unintentional echoers of the speaker's words.