echoes

noun
UK /ˈekəʊz/
US /ˈekoʊz/

Sounds that bounce back to you when you shout.

She heard the echoes of her voice in the empty hall.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Repeated or lingering signs of something from the past.

The old songs are echoes of his childhood.

3. Plural of echo; a repeated sound caused by sound waves reflecting off a surface.

The canyon returned loud echoes of our calls.

4. Similar ideas or feelings that remind you of something else.

Her words were echoes of what her mother used to say.