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Definition of resonated - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
public responsehaving strongly connected with people's feelings, ideas, or experience
- Her resonated message stayed with the audience.
2.
soundhaving produced a deep sound that continued or spread through a space
- The resonated note lingered in the empty hall.
Origin of resonated
Latin, resonare (to resound)
Examples of resonated in a sentence
His resonated lyrics comforted grieving listeners. A resonated bell tone filled the tower. The resonated boom shook the tunnel.
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- French:marquant, résonnant, ...
- German:angeklungen, widerhallend, ...
- Italian:risonante, risuonato, ...
- Spanish:impactante, resonante, ...
- Portuguese:impactante, retumbante, ...
- Chinese:引起共鸣的, 回荡的, ...
- Japanese:共感を呼んだ, 響き渡った, ...
- Arabic:مُؤَثِّر, مُدَوٍّ, ...
- Hebrew:מְהַדְהֵד, מְהַדְהֵד בֶּחָלָל, ...
- Russian:отозвавшийся, прозвучавший, ...
- Ukrainian:такий, що глибоко відгукнувся людям, резонансний, ...
- Hindi:दिल को छूने वाला, गूँजता हुआ, ...
Definition of resonate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
emotionhave an effect or impact on emotions or thoughts
- Her speech resonated with the audience.
2.
communicationhave a special meaning or importance
- The symbol resonates with cultural significance.
3.
agreementmeet with someone's agreement or approval
- Her speech resonated well with the young audience.
4.
vibrationvibrate or sound in response to another vibration
- The guitar strings resonate with the singer's voice.
5.
soundproduce a deep, strong sound
- The church bells resonate across the valley.
6.
physicsTECH. exhibit resonance in a mechanical or electrical systemTECH.
- The circuit resonates at a specific frequency.
Origin of resonate
Latin, resonare (resound)
Examples of resonate in a sentence
His words resonate deeply with those who hear them. His speech resonated with the audience deeply. The message resonated with her personal experiences. His ideas resonate with many voters. The proposal didn't resonate with the committee. The tuning fork will resonate when struck against a surface.
In the concert hall, the walls resonate with the orchestra's music. The gong will resonate when struck. His voice can resonate in the large hall. The bridge can resonate when wind speeds rise. At this setting, the antenna resonates near 100 megahertz.
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- French:résonner, répandre, ...
- German:Anklang finden, mitschwingen, ...
- Italian:risuonare, avere risonanza, ...
- Spanish:resonar, tener resonancia, ...
- Portuguese:ressoar, ecoar, ...
- Chinese:引起共鸣, 得到认同, ...
- Japanese:共鳴する, 心に響く, ...
- Arabic:لامَسَ, لامَس, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַדֵּד, לְהַדְהֵד, ...
- Russian:вызвать отклик, отозваться, ...
- Ukrainian:відгукуватися, знаходити відгук, ...
- Hindi:दिल को छूना, मायने रखना, ...
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