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The phrase "a malevolent echo" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sound or message that is harmful or malicious in nature, often implying a sense of foreboding or negativity.
Example: "The cave was filled with a malevolent echo that seemed to mock their every word."
Alternatives: "a sinister reflection" or "an ominous reverberation."

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I can still hear it almost 10 years later like a malevolent echo.

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He brought malevolent echoes of Boris Godunov to his wily Basilio, to chilling effect.

This portrait has real personality: the naughty girl, lips tightly drawn, gives the viewer (or the painter) a malevolent stare that is echoed by the look in her cat's eyes.

Or even a malevolent thought?

The hissing is now a malevolent whisper.

David Stout provided a malevolent presence as Monterone.

A boggart, for the uninitiated, is a malevolent household fairy.

He has a minor part as a malevolent henchman.

Imagine a country run by a malevolent Rotary Club.

Have you ever lived in a malevolent building?

Knowing that, why fight for such a malevolent tree?

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