1. continuing effects or results of an event or action
Usage: often used in plural
2. echoing sounds that continue after the original sound has stopped
Usage: technical; often used in plural

Examples

• The scandal had reverberations throughout the entire organization.
• The economic crisis created reverberations that lasted for years.
• Political reverberations from the election are still being felt.
• The reverberations of his guitar filled the concert hall.
• We could hear the reverberations of thunder echoing through the valley.
• The policy change had unexpected reverberations in other departments.
• The cave amplified the reverberations of our voices.