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echo chamber
[ ek-oh cheym-ber ]
noun
- a room or other enclosed space that amplifies and reflects sound, generally used for broadcasting or recording echos or hollow sound effects: The hallway is a giant echo chamber.
an open-air echo chamber;
The hallway is a giant echo chamber.
- an environment in which the same opinions are repeatedly voiced and promoted, so that people are not exposed to opposing views: We need to move beyond the echo chamber of our network to understand diverse perspectives.
an online echo chamber;
We need to move beyond the echo chamber of our network to understand diverse perspectives.
echo chamber
noun
- a room with walls that reflect sound. It is used to make acoustic measurements and as a source of reverberant sound to be mixed with direct sound for recording or broadcasting Also calledreverberation chamber
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of echo chamber1
Example Sentences
If a teen wants to be tapped into the digital echo chamber, they have to know what it can do to them.
Mia, who has exchanged messages with moderators on the website, describes the site as an "echo chamber" which can "push people over the edge".
Pastor, who served on Bass’ transition team, cited the echo chamber of disinformation on X and right-wing political actors seizing on the crisis for their own ends.
“The only way you can survive is to not be an echo chamber of one side.”
Why it got resurrected and shot around the right-wing echo chamber last week is a mystery.
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