Verb:

स्मरणमार्गात उगवणे,

strike a chord's Usage Examples:

Archived 25 March 2008 at the Wayback Machine "World Cup song fails to strike a chord with online audience".

"Pop duo strike a chord through brotherhood".

"Rascal Flatts strike a chord on this soaring heartbreaker," she writes.

being accepted for who you really are, "Cool Anymore" is destined to strike a chord with couples from Nashville to New York".

book "caused a stir among some experts and scholars" but "failed to strike a chord among average Chinese", and some readers reject the book as "bitter.

"India"s "biggest song" set to strike a chord in the hearts of Maharashtrians, News – City".

However, within a short time, he has managed to strike a chord with the telly audience with his character Shiva Ramakrishnan a.

The authors of the book I Can't Believe It's a Bigger and Better Updated Unofficial Simpsons Guide, Warren Martyn and Adrian Wood, wrote: This episode will strike a chord with anyone that's ever tried to fit in with the crowd [.

"Amrutham Dhvitheeyam 3 new episodes strike a chord with audience".

"Tall tales of the first Kangaroos still strike a chord today".

Oxygen is a well-made film that makes good use of human emotions to strike a chord.

present is one thing, and of course, some things are going to really strike a chord.

snatch of a popular song or a conversational nuance – which seem to strike a chord with him, for reasons for which he cannot account.

Synonyms:

zap, pierce, infect, sweep away, feel, stir, incite, instill, strike a chord, upset, come to, sweep off, alienate, hit home, strike dumb, strike home, propel, move, surprise, trouble, sadden, jar, experience, touch, smite, motivate, awaken, prompt, affect, actuate, strike a note, ingrain, hit, impress, engrave, cloud, disturb,

Antonyms:

gladden, enter, converge, rush, hop out,