B2adjectiveformalartslanguage
US/ˈrez.ən.ənt/
UK/ˈrez.ən.ənt/
deep, clear and strong in sound; or having a strong, lasting meaning or effect
In context
The singer had a deep, resonant voice that filled the hall.
Her speech was resonant with memories of her childhood.
The film tells a story that remains resonant today.
Words that go with resonant
adjective + noun
- resonant voiceHe spoke in a warm, resonant voice.
- resonant soundThe bell made a resonant sound.
- resonant themeLoss is a resonant theme in her novels.
adverb + adjective
- deeply resonantThe poem is deeply resonant for many readers.
adjective + preposition
- resonant withThe old house was resonant with history.
Common mistakes
Incorrect:
resonant ofCorrect: resonant with