resonate
/rɪˈzoʊnteɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to produce a vibration or sound that matches the natural frequency of something, so that it amplifies or enhances the sound
“The music in the concert hall resonated with the audience, creating a memorable experience.”
2. verb
to have a strong emotional impact on someone or something
“The news of the disaster resonated with the community, inspiring them to raise funds for the victims.”
3. verb
to produce a sympathetic response or echo
“The politician’s speech resonated with the crowd, who responded with applause and cheers.”
4. noun
a resonant sound or vibration
“The resonance of the guitar strings filled the room with beautiful music.”
5. noun
a sympathetic or emotional response to something
“The audience felt a deep resonance with the actor’s portrayal of the character.”