verb

resonate

to resonate, to reverberate, to strike a chord

His voice resonated through the hall.

His voice resonated through the hall.

Her message resonated with voters.

Her message resonated with voters.

((resonate through/in sth.)) to fill a place with sound His voice resonated through the hall.

((resonate with sb.)) to evoke a feeling of shared experience Her message resonated with voters.

Synonyms: reverberate, echo, strike a chord

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

This is the verb form of 'resonance'. If something resonates, it produces resonance. Think of a bell that keeps sounding.

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