noun

resonance

resonance, reverberation, significance

The resonance of the cello filled the room.

The resonance of the cello filled the room.

Her story had a deep resonance with the audience.

Her story had a deep resonance with the audience.

((resonance of sth.)) the quality in a sound of being deep and full The resonance of the cello filled the room.

((resonance with sb.)) the quality of being meaningful to someone Her story had a deep resonance with the audience.

Synonyms: reverberation, echo, significance, rapport

From Latin 'resonantia' meaning 'echo', from 'resonare' (to sound again). 're-' (again) + 'sonare' (to sound).

Think of a sound that 're-sounds' (sounds again), or an idea that creates an echo in people's minds or hearts.

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