resonate(MAKE SOUND)

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resound | American Dictionary

resound
verb[ I ]
us/rɪˈzɑʊnd/
to sound loudly or for a long time, or (of a place) to be filled with sound:
The air resounds with the delightful music of birds.

Examples of resound

resound
The expression "never again" is a refrain that resounds in the hearts of survivors from varying experiences.
What for the authors is 'now' is for the reader a resounding 'then'.
The primary discourse in both is powerfully ironical; but, on occasion, another type of belief-of a very different tone and temper-crosses it, resounds through it.
It is incisive, confident and resounds with the veracity of someone who really understands and believes in what she is writing about.
All that land resounded with the hissing of the serpents, and in addition there was no small terror to us from them.
Taken as a whole, her five readings offer a considered articulation of how specific authors and operas allowed women's voices to sound and resound.
A basso profundo in conventional terms, his technique involves letting the voice resound in the space, making the walls of the church the sounding board of his vocal instrument.
The spirits' voices resounded in the physical ear, their thoughts were translated from heavens onto common ink and paper, and their ethereal forms were made flesh.
These inherencies in turn reflect back upon the mind in pursuit of the soul's poetic resonance within the still resounding contact between the mind and the enveloping space.
It is this that is precisely their first and most important function: (to ring out/to feel); to make the space resound and from the blow to make it knowable.
This unease with ornament in turn resounded within the growing perception that the industrial world, with its new institutions and building types, lacked its own style.
Inspired interpretation of this evidence by performers, moreover, literally makes scholarship resound.
Nikitin's extraordinarily powerful bass voice could resound without being outdone visually by an image of power.
The use of the word "constitution" implies the extent to which physical bodies are constructed by the commodities they consume, but it also resounds with political implications.
Like the material body, historically laden with gendered and racial attributes, voice slips surreptitiously into a position of silent alterity, strangely disenfranchised from corporeality and unable to resound.
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