resonate
verb
To produce or be filled with a deep, full, reverberating sound; to evoke images, memories, or emotions in someone; to have particular meaning or importance.
Etymology
From Latin resonare meaning "to resound," from re- (again) + sonare (to sound), related to sonus (sound).
Examples in Use
- 1.
"Her words resonated with the audience, bringing many to tears."
- 2.
"The cathedral bells resonated through the ancient streets at dawn."
- 3.
"His message about perseverance resonated deeply with young entrepreneurs."
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Fun Fact
Resonance is crucial in music - when a guitar string is plucked, the hollow body resonates to amplify the sound. This principle also explains why opera singers can shatter glass with the right note.
Word Game Tips
Letters: 8 letters (R, E, S, O, N, A, T, E)
Scrabble Value: 8 points
Tip: Look for common letter combinations like "RE" at the start of words.
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