resonance
/ˈrɛzənəns/
noun
- A deep, clear, and continuing sound that echoes or vibrates.
- Her voice had a natural resonance that made her speeches powerful.
- The guitar's resonance gave the music a rich, full tone.
- The resonance of the church bells could be heard across the valley.
- The quality of being meaningful, important, or emotionally powerful.
- The speech had a strong resonance with the audience, who felt deeply moved.
- This song has a special resonance for people who grew up in the 1990s.
- The author's words carry a resonance that stays with you long after reading.
- In science, the increase in vibration of an object when it is hit by waves of the same frequency.
- In physics class, we learned how resonance can make a glass shatter.
- The tuning fork creates resonance when struck at its natural frequency.
- The bridge collapsed due to resonance caused by strong winds.
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