C1verbmediaemotions
US/ˈrez.ə.neɪt/
UK/ˈrez.ə.neɪt/
to produce a deep, long sound; or to feel meaningful and true to someone
In context
Her message resonated with young voters across the country.
The sound of the bell resonated through the empty hall.
The story resonates because many of us have felt the same way.
Words that go with resonate
verb + preposition
- resonate withThe film resonates with audiences of all ages.
- resonate with readersGood writing resonates with readers.
- resonate with customersThe slogan failed to resonate with customers.
- resonate throughThe noise resonated through the building.
verb + adverb
- resonate deeplyHis words resonated deeply with me.
- resonate stronglyThe theme resonates strongly in today's world.
Common mistakes
Incorrect:
This story resonates me.Correct: This story resonates with me.