resound

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Shaking, swinging and vibrating
brandish
earth-shaking
flap
flappy
flourish
fluff
fluff something up
reverberation
reverberative
ripple
rock-a-bye
shake out
shakily
sway
thrash
trembly
tremulously
vibrate
vibration
vibratory

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Sounds made by objects, movement or impact

resonateverb[I] (HAVE QUALITY/EFFECT)

to be filled with a particular quality: 充满，弥漫（某种特质）
The building resonates with historic significance.这座房子富有历史意义。
to continue to have a powerful effect or value: 流传；产生深远影响；继续发挥重要性
The significance of those great stories resonates down the centuries.这些著名故事的深远意义将世代流传。
If an experience or memory resonates, it makes you feel an emotional connection: 使产生联想;引起共鸣
Her experiences resonate powerfully with me, living, as I do, in a similar family situation.她的家庭生活环境和我相似，所以她的经历在我心中引起强烈共鸣。
What exactly is it about that music that resonates with you?
If you resonate with something, it feels true or has meaning for you:
She spoke about both doubting herself and believing in herself, and I definitely resonate with that.
The thing that I resonated with as a kid was that you always had special protection from your parents.

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Conditions and characteristics
-ance
-ibility
ability
adverse conditions
age
ambience
appearance
aspect
good/bad karmaidiom
have it in youidiom
hood
humanity
presentation
respect
shape
trait
trappings
unaffiliated
undercurrent
vibe

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Affecting and influencing
Inspiring feelings in others
Feelings - general words

resonate | American Dictionary

resonate
verb[ I ]
us/ˈrez·əˌneɪt/
to produce or be filled with clear, continuing sound:
The noise of the bell resonated through the building.
physics
An object that resonates reflects sound waves and makes them seem louder.

resonance

noun[ U ]us/ˈrez·ə·nəns/

Examples of resonate

resonate
The fluctuation is localized at the surface where the frequency (real) of the stable diocotron waves resonates with the flow continuum.
In this conceptual scheme, the radiating element (bell, resonating body, etc.) is implicitly enclosed within the resonator.
The framing of discourse, then, resonates strongly with the way the exhibits themselves are framed visually.
However, the new policy resonates awkwardly with an unfortunate venture some 40 years ago.
The actual arrangement resonates between the two or three alternative structures.
What ensued from that debate became a mythic moment that resonates throughout countless memoirs, documentaries and commentaries on the period.
We learn about women's and men's daily survival strategies and how money and mobility resonated within the more intimate worlds of sexuality and marriage.
First, they resonated with existing and very deepseated intellectual predispositions.
The romantic ideal of self-overcoming within the ' superman ' literature resonated with feminist thought.
The defence of employment and public service resonated with the wider public.
Such experiences (physical discomfort, difficulties with stamina, acute performance anxiety) resonated with me as a player.
One consequence of this approach would be a school music pedagogy, which was transformative in nature because it resonated with the children's view of themselves.
An organism's nervous system resonates to environmental regularities because the nervous system itself is an embodiment of those regularities.
The moment resonates with the tremors of conquest.
Thus stated, the message sounds almost banal, but on stage it was striking and resonated with great power.
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