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resonated

verb as in resound

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From the time he moved to remote Michigan, he brought the world to him, amassing thousands of books and corresponding with the savants who resonated the most — Garrett Hardin, the ecologist from University of California, Santa Barbara, and Richard Lamm, the environmentalist and three-term governor of Colorado, among them.

From Salon

As medical TV drama Doctors says farewell with its final episode later, a 9,000-signature petition to try to save it shows just how much it resonated with audiences.

From BBC

"I feel like doing that, it resonated with so many more people around the world," he says.

From BBC

“That resonated with me. I’m not saying this performance is inspired by Bowie, but I found it interesting. Perhaps there’s more comfort in different versions of yourself than not knowing quite who you are.”

“His insights and analysis especially about the military resonated deeply with our viewers and made the program the major success that it is today,” Fox News said in a statement.

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

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