Resonant: meaning, definitions and examples
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resonant
[ ˈrɛzənənt ]
sound
producing or characterized by a full, deep, or rich sound
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- The resonant voice of the opera singer filled the concert hall.
- The resonant sound of the bell echoed through the valley.
impact
having an effect that continues to have a powerful impact or influence
Synonyms
meaningful, memorable, significant
Examples of usage
- His resonant speech moved the audience to tears.
- The novel had a resonant theme that stayed with the readers long after they finished it.
resonance
having the ability to evoke or suggest enduring images, memories, or emotions
Synonyms
emotional, evocative, suggestive
Examples of usage
- The painting had a resonant quality that transported viewers to another time.
- Her words had a resonant impact on him, making him reflect on his past.
Translations
Translations of the word "resonant" in other languages:
🇵🇹 resonante
🇮🇳 अनुनादी
🇩🇪 resonant
🇮🇩 beresonansi
🇺🇦 резонансний
🇵🇱 rezonansowy
🇯🇵 共鳴する (きょうめいする)
🇫🇷 résonant
🇪🇸 resonante
🇹🇷 rezonanslı
🇰🇷 공명하는
🇸🇦 رنان
🇨🇿 rezonantní
🇸🇰 rezonančný
🇨🇳 共鸣的 (gòngmíng de)
🇸🇮 resonanten
🇮🇸 hljómfagur
🇰🇿 резонансты
🇬🇪 რეზონანსული
🇦🇿 rezonanslı
🇲🇽 resonante
Word origin
The word 'resonant' derives from the Latin word 'resonant-' (stem of 'resonans'), present participle of 'resonare' meaning 'to resound'. The term has been used in English since the late 16th century to describe sounds that are deep, full, and rich. Over time, its meaning expanded to include impact and emotional resonance.