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resonate

verb as in resound

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It was a provocative message that resonated in some sectors of a country long afflicted by drug war bloodshed.

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Ms Anderson said the song resonated and was about "the black experience".

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VantageScore’s pitch that it could help more people, including minorities, become homeowners particularly resonated with Scott.

Whether Beijing sticks to its current program—of pursuing manufacturing and technological dominance at all costs—will resonate far beyond China’s shores.

Even for those who disagree, the fact that these posts have gained such traction — sparking conversations about food insecurity and community care — shows how deeply these issues resonate right now.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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