Verb:

ஒலி அலை அதிர்வுண்டாக்கு,

resonated's Usage Examples:

The song flopped initially but in 1942, it became a hit - partially because the reminiscence resonated with audiences separated from their loved ones because of World War II.

recalcitrant team members resonated with my experiences coaching 25 years of Oxford Boat Race crews.

The X Files is one of the few rare shows that for whatever reason, resonated with enough people to create a large and healthy 'cult' following in sci-fi fandom, spawning numerous novels, two films and multiple websites.

The message resonated with the Post WWII, Early-Cold-War viewers.

His struggle to accommodate recalcitrant team members resonated with my experiences coaching 25 years of Oxford Boat Race crews.

"Last Christmas" is about someone dealing with the sadness of a failed relationship, and that message apparently resonated with anyone feeling alone during the season.

Controversy aside, the song resonated with people all over the world and was a major chart success.

Her whole body resonated in pain at the thought.

Had there been widespread acquiescence to the Iraq war, then these events would not have resonated in the way they have.

resonated in the way they have.

The series resonated with fans who enjoyed both the dark and twisty Meredith and Cristina story line as much as they did the passionate love affair that flirted with an inappropriate relationship between Meredith and Derek.

Synonyms:

vibrate, purr, go, sound, make vibrant sounds,

Antonyms:

damaged, unhealthy, injured, unwholesome, unfit,