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resonate

verb as in resound

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He called it Buz Stop Boys, knowing the name would resonate with the public.

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And when that appeared to resonate with voters, the campaign doubled down, airing anti-transgender ads during sports games and across the swing states.

Tran aimed to resonate with Vietnamese American voters, an important voting bloc in the district, by sharing his story as the son of Vietnamese refugees.

Trump and his allies believe Harris’ message will not resonate as much as immigration and the economy.

And in that respect, she said, Trump’s message may in fact resonate with voters, as fear can drive people toward “that strongman, that strong character, that strong personality.”

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

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