1. to produce a deep, full, reverberating sound
2. to have particular meaning or importance for someone; to evoke a strong emotional response
3. to vibrate in sympathy with another vibrating object
Usage: physics

Examples

• The church bells resonate across the valley.
• Her voice resonated through the empty auditorium.
• The speaker’s message really resonated with the audience.
• His story of overcoming adversity resonated deeply with me.
• The guitar strings resonate when you pluck them.
• The tuning fork will resonate at its natural frequency.
• The candidate’s promises resonated with working-class voters.