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The phrase "atmosphere was echoed" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where the atmosphere or mood is reflected or repeated in some way, but the wording is awkward.
Example: "The excitement in the room was echoed in the laughter of the audience."
Alternatives: "the atmosphere was reflected" or "the mood was resonated".
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The frosty atmosphere was echoed at the State Department, where an official complained that the press seemed to be giving Mrs. Nhu a "triumphal reception".
Similar(59)
The tone and atmosphere in "Sing, Unburied, Sing" call out, too, to Toni Morrison — particularly "Beloved," whose most sorrowful revelations are echoed in the climax of "Sing".
Events are echoed.
His concern is echoed elsewhere.
The atmosphere was dark, haunting yet captivating, in a way that echoed the strength of the tenor's voice.
The atmosphere was convivial.
"The atmosphere was crazy".
The atmosphere was tense.
The atmosphere was solemn.
The atmosphere was intense.
The atmosphere was electric.
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