resonate — to produce a deep, full, reverberating sound
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to produce a deep, full, reverberating sound
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈrezəneɪt/
Korean meaning: 울리다, 공명하다
Korean pronunciation: **레**저네이트
Example Sentences
- The CEO's apology didn't resonate with angry customers who had waited three hours for pizza.
- His message about work-life balance really resonated with overworked employees.
- The teacher's words about studying hard resonated... until students saw the 20-page homework assignment.
resonate
VERB//ˈrezəneɪt//
to produce a deep, full, reverberating sound
to produce a deep, full, reverberating sound
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The music resonates to fascinate and make them concentrate!
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Origin
From Latin 'resonare', combining 're-' (back) and 'sonare' (to sound), referring to the action of sound bouncing back or echoing.
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“The CEO's apology didn't resonate with angry customers who had waited three hours for pizza.”
“His message about work-life balance really resonated with overworked employees.”
“The teacher's words about studying hard resonated... until students saw the 20-page homework assignment.”
“The guitar's sound resonated beautifully in the empty concert hall.”
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