Synonyms for echo chamber
echo cham·ber

Princeton's WordNet

1. echo chambernoun

   an enclosed space for producing reverberation of a sound

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1. • Enclosure

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1. Cat Cattinson:

   I realized I’d been in an echo chamber and I’d been told some really harmful things by trans activists that totally distorted my view of the world and my gender or my biological sex, in the future, we’re going to see a lot of children who have detransitioned being angry with their parents and feeling betrayed by them.

2. Joan Donovan:

   A lot of people are just discovering Parler for the first time, but it's been around for a while in terms of being an echo chamber for both right-wing news, but also for misinformation.

3. Roxana Meygide Schargorodsky:

   Others enter an echo chamber of information that comes from the media and have extreme reactions that become damaging.

4. Chris Meagher:

   We're not focused on the small echo chamber of Washington insiders talking to each other on Twitter.

5. Rafael Nuñez:

   I wasn't defending the tweet, I think the tweet was in bad taste, it was very troubling, the response, It's an echo chamber. We were told to not give opinions because our opinions don't matter … If that sub-set of students wants that to happen, then they should make that clear. They get on this moral high ground that what they believe is the only true and best belief.