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echo of vs echo from

Both 'echo of' and 'echo from' are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Echo of' is used to refer to the sound or repetition of something, while 'echo from' is used to indicate the source or origin of the echo.

Last updated: March 26, 2024 • 1374 views

echo of

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to refer to the sound or repetition of something.

Use 'echo of' when you want to describe the sound or repetition of a particular word, phrase, or idea.

Examples:

  • The echo of her laughter filled the room.
  • The echo of his words lingered in the air.
  • The echo of the music could be heard from afar.
  • An echo of memories that will never die...
  • I only be the echo of myself.
  • It's like an echo of the target's consciousness.
  • Every beat of that stolen heart is the echo of my voice in your head.
  • I am also pleased to have heard already, in the remarks of the President and the Vice-President of the Commission, an echo of what our resolution expresses.
  • Why only at that very moment... could I hear the echo of my own footsteps in the house?
  • You saw the echo of a moment amplified by alien technology.
  • This is an echo of that place, purgatory's cruel way of confronting me with my choice... until I am freed.
  • I think every home has an echo of the people who lived there before.
  • We are a macabre echo of a family, and I take all the blame for that.
  • The echo of a Piper's song
  • Think of me as an echo of the person you know.
  • All I have now to comfort me is the distant echo of her voice.
  • Suddenly, in this oasis of peace and cool, the echo of a distant choir greeted our arrival.
  • like the echo of a seashell.
  • Like you are just a fragile echo of what you ought to be.
  • So personally, I had to wonder if it wasn't an echo of an earlier rejection.
  • A strange echo of a story told by fossils, stones and genes.
  • At this point, I see an echo of the speech made by President Kennedy, focusing the American people on a new uncrossed frontier.
  • And this house is an echo of the home I once shared with my husband.

Alternatives:

  • repetition of
  • sound of
  • resonance of
  • reflection of
  • reverberation of

echo from

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate the source or origin of the echo.

Use 'echo from' when you want to specify where the echo is coming from or originating.

Examples:

  • The echo from the mountains reverberated through the valley.
  • The echo from the canyon bounced off the walls.
  • The echo from the cave was eerie and haunting.
  • Shakespeare's words will echo from the stage of the Winter Garden theatre throughout the world:
  • Okay, this is not an ideal situation, because it's getting the echo from the hall and stuff.
  • Can you see the echo from here?
  • A residual haunting is thought to be like an echo from the past, continuing to loop over and over again.
  • To respond to the immense challenge we face, we need to mobilise all the partners, as I said in my earlier remarks, which drew a wholly positive echo from Parliament.
  • Subject: Withdrawal of ECHO from Chiapas, Mexico
  • concerned by the phasing out of ECHO from Moldova in December 2001 and at the lack of direct emergency assistance which is an unfortunate consequence of this decision; whereas an appropriate equivalent cannot be provided by the Tacis programme,
  • You're just a voice, jor-el - an echo from the past.

Alternatives:

  • reverberation from
  • sound from
  • resonance from
  • reflection from
  • repetition from

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