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resonate English

Meaning resonate meaning

What does resonate mean?
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resonate Verb

— If something resonates, it vibrates in response to another vibration. The books on top of the piano resonate when he plays certain notes. — If something resonates, it has an effect of others. His words resonated with the crowd.

resonate

— verb sound with resonance The sound resonates well in this theater — verb be received or understood

Synonyms resonate synonyms

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resonate English » English

echo reverberate resound ring vibrate rumble ring out reflect re-echo come across clang boom ting thunder sound roar reverberation re echo peal ding clink blare

Topics resonate topics

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Person Sense, perceive Hear

Sound

Conjugation resonate conjugation

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resonate · verb

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Movie subtitles

It would resonate at the level of both politics and propaganda.
My every thought will resonate within the web, and grow in power until. until. until.!
Soon, all of us will have special names, names designed to cause the cathode ray tube to resonate.
Those buildings resonate in the wind, like huge whistles.
But objects vibrating at the same frequency will resonate.
The Ark will vibrate in the gale force winds. and more than a hundred high-rise buildings will resonate.
Developments in rocketry and fission resonate on into the 24th century.
The entity is beginning to resonate.
Resonate some understanding.
The pulse would resonate off the shields and create a reflected EM field on board.
Maybe we can resonate a coherent polaron pulse off his hull.
I am the only one who can resonate with the Wing Goddess.
Then the baby's wails will resonate through the mansion.
Any of this resonate?
Soon all of us will have special names. names designed to cause the cathode ray tube to resonate.
I resonate in my seat for you.
Did you know that the human body is an electro-chemical engine and if you amplify its current, resonate it and kick it over a little household AC, zap!
The two stones resonate to one another. If we follow the energy, it will lead us to my father.
The results are three carefully crafted and meaningful sequences that resonate on many different levels as well as the most graceful and dynamic presentation of the human form in hand-to-hand combat ever captured on film.
These questions resonate even louder, when you lose somebody through a senseless act of violence.
Do Inshun's words resonate within you?
It's an air transformer with primary and secondary coils that are tuned to resonate.
I mean, if the underlying reality of our being was tragic, my plays would make more than yours, because my stories would resonate more profoundly with the human soul.
And I hope for your health than the former Colonel Ogareff resonate if any. Strogoff as naively as captain.
De profound cry emitted by the work of Massigny, which will resonate forever, is that of a free man.
Eehhh, not cubist. It should resonate cubism, yes, but really parallelist.
Certain key words resonate exactly with Project Athena.
Rose, I'm trying to resonate concrete.
I mean, things you say and things you do resonate with me in a big way.
You use bio-signals to resonate the internal molecular structure of natural objects!
The notes resonate in the ice, causing a delta wave pattern in the fog.

News and current affairs

It is here that Europe has a purpose it can rally around--a message that can resonate powerfully in a world riven by religious intolerance and fanaticism.
Iran is destined to remain a major regional player because its political dynamism and Muslim identity resonate widely in the Muslim world.
But comparing current developments in the two countries yields lessons that resonate across the Middle East and North Africa.
These responses to terrorist attacks resonate well with US public opinion.
Ideas may be voiced, but there's barely any audience, and these utterances don't resonate; they die away with no implications or consequences.
Southeast Asians have a renewed openness towards American leadership, and meaningful initiatives can be started that would resonate with regional aspirations.
Rather, it means identifying and backing those groups whose anti-extremist messages resonate with the intended audience.
Ortega is wagering that attacking Bush will resonate with the Sandinistas and provoke them to close ranks, thereby stifling internal party dissent.
If the images from Gaza seem to resonate so much in France, it is partly a matter of sheer numbers: the largest Muslim community in Europe faces the largest Jewish community in Europe.
Food security arguments resonate well in Japan, owing to memories of shortages during World War II and its aftermath.
Evocative historical dates are being used or abused in a similar way on the other edge of the European continent, to conjure up images of enemies that resonate in contemporary political debates.
The Palestinian cause will now resonate louder than ever in the central squares of Cairo, Amman, and Ankara.
DUBAI - The consequences of the Japanese earthquake - especially the ongoing crisis at the Fukushima nuclear power plant - resonate grimly for observers of the American financial crash that precipitated the Great Recession.
For that message to resonate, the major nuclear-armed states must not only remain committed to non-proliferation, but also get serious about disarmament.

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