1. characterized by or producing reverberation; echoing or resounding
2. having continuing or spreading effects; producing lasting consequences
Usage: often used figuratively

Examples

• The cathedral’s reverberative acoustics made every whisper audible throughout the nave.
• His voice had a deep, reverberative quality that filled the concert hall.
• The cave’s reverberative walls created an eerie echo of our footsteps.
• The scandal had reverberative effects that damaged the company’s reputation for years.
• Her groundbreaking research had reverberative implications across multiple scientific fields.
• The reverberative sound of thunder rolled across the valley.
• The policy changes created reverberative impacts throughout the entire organization.