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Comparative
more resonant
Superlative
most resonant
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(of sound) having a deep, clear, and echoing effect
- The singer's resonant voice filled the concert hall with warmth and richness.
- The cathedral's resonant organ music created a powerful and majestic atmosphere.
- His resonant laughter echoed in the open courtyard, spreading joy to those nearby.
- The bell's resonant chime marked the beginning of the solemn ceremony.
- The resonant sound of footsteps on the wooden floor echoed in the empty hall.
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evoking strong memories or associations
- The song was resonant of his childhood summers by the beach.
- The old photographs were resonant, bringing back vivid memories of family gatherings.
- Her story had a resonant quality that reminded him of similar experiences.
- The aroma of the food was resonant, taking him back to his grandmother’s kitchen.
- The resonant words in the letter stirred a deep sense of nostalgia.
Synonyms:
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(of a color) rich and intense, creating a lasting visual impact
- The resonant reds in the painting drew everyone's attention.
- She chose a resonant shade of blue that filled the room with warmth.
- The designer used resonant colors to make the artwork feel vibrant and alive.
- His wardrobe was full of resonant greens and yellows that made him stand out.
- The sunset painted the sky in resonant purples and oranges, making it unforgettable.
Synonyms:
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having the ability to amplify or respond to certain frequencies in a circuit, atom, or object
- The device's resonant frequency allowed it to pick up signals more clearly.
- Engineers adjusted the resonant properties of the circuit for better performance.
- The resonant response of the atom revealed its energy levels.
- Resonant tuning improved the antenna’s signal strength.
- Some materials are chosen for their resonant qualities in electronics.