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resonate

[rez-uh-neyt] / ˈrɛz əˌneɪt /


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But when Gen Zs talk about their yearning to yearn, it’s not necessarily about a need to reshape existing stories to their specifications, but about whatever arrangement of words and attitudes resonates with them.

From Salon

But really, it’s the spaces in between, that can resonate and bring a sense of mortality to these world-class athletes.

From Los Angeles Times

Shockwaves have resonated through the daytime TV industry since early February when Clarkson said she would be ending her Emmy-winning talk show at the conclusion of its current seventh season for personal reasons.

From Los Angeles Times

Despite the crescendo of complaints at East Montana, none have resonated publicly as much as the death of Lunas Campos.

From Salon

Top says seeing people across the world resonating with his songs never gets old.

From BBC