resonating

• Descreve algo que provoca uma resposta emocional forte, profunda ou duradoura, ou que estabelece uma conexão significativa com alguém; também pode indicar algo que ecoa ou faz eco, no sentido literal ou figurado.

Describes something that evokes a strong, deep, or lasting emotional response or connection.

1. Characterized by resonanceB2formal

   Producing or being filled with a deep, clear, and continuing sound; having a quality that amplifies or prolongs sound.

   Ressoante

   • The resonating chamber of the violin gave the music a rich tone.
   • His voice was deep and resonating, filling the entire hall.
   • The resonating sound of the gong lingered in the air long after it was struck.

   Sinônimosboomingechoingresonantresoundingreverberantringingsonorous

   Antônimosdeaddullflathollowmuffled

2. Evoking a strong emotional responseB2formal

   Having a powerful effect that continues to be felt or remembered; deeply meaningful or significant.

   Ressonante

   • Her speech was resonating with the audience, leaving many in tears.
   • The theme of the novel is resonating with readers across generations.
   • His message about unity is still resonating in the community today.

   Sinônimoshauntingmeaningfulmovingpowerfulprofoundsignificantstirringtouching

   Antônimosinsignificanttrivialunaffectingunimpressiveunmoving

• Verbo usado para indicar a produção ou o preenchimento de um som profundo, pleno e ecoante, ou para provocar uma resposta emocional compartilhada.

A verb used to indicate the act of producing or being filled with a deep, full, reverberating sound, or of evoking a shared emotional response.

1. Produce a deep, clear soundB2formal

   To produce or be filled with a deep, full, reverberating sound.

   Ressoar

   • The church bells resonated through the valley.
   • His voice resonated in the empty hall.
   • The tuning fork resonated at a specific frequency.

   Sinônimosboomechopealresoundreverberateringvibrate

2. Evoke a feeling or responseB2formal

   To be received or understood in a meaningful way; to evoke a strong emotional response.

   Gerar identificação

   • Her speech resonated deeply with the audience.
   • The message of the book resonates with many readers.
   • His ideas resonate with the younger generation.

   Sinônimosaffectconnectget throughhit homemovestrike a chordtouch

   Antônimosfailfall flatmiss