resonatev.

1648 ‘Mercurio-Mastix Hibernicus’ Muzzle for Cerberus 1 Like an eccho (composed like this wordy work of wing and aire) oft resonating and redoubling three or foure sounds, as one babbling Battus and verbalist.

1883 Wilford's Microcosm Dec. 143/1 Only acousticity in motion, by sympathetic agitation of the molecules in conduction, can make one instrument resonate the tone of another.

1975 Sci. Amer. July 48/2 Signals become convolved when sounds are reverberated or resonated or, in the case of photographs, when images are blurred.

2005 A. S. Utterback & M. G. Freedman Broadcast Voice Handbk. (ed. 4) iii. 66 These sound waves created at the vocal folds are then resonated in the cavities of throat, mouth, and nose.

?1648 (title) A new and true eccho from old and bold authours resonating regall.

1663 G. Harvey Archelogia Philosophica Nova II. i. xxiii. 191 In many pillared round Churches a loud voice doth resonate by several Eccho's near upon at the same time.

1779 Anticipation Continued 35 Then shall the wished-for Io triumphe resound upon the Gallic shores, and pœans resonate through every corner of this lingdom.

1991 Music & Lett. 72 75 We are used to hearing performances in Gothic cathedrals..in which sound resonates over large distances.

2003 Daily Miner & News (Kenora, Ont.) (Nexis) 16 Oct. b3 A medium-pitched growl resonating from the chest indicates the dog is prepared to do battle.

1845 H. M. Hughes Clin. Introd. Pract. Auscultation iv. 34 The contained air, like that within a cask or drum, resonates with the parietes..to produce a deep hollow sound.

1873 S. Taylor Sound & Music (1896) 117 The wires of the corresponding note will of course resonate with it.

1897 Jrnl. Anat. & Physiol. 31 371 The disc resonated in sympathy with the inharmonic partials of the voice.

1946 Physical Rev. 69 37 It [sc. a resonant cavity] was adjusted to resonate at about 30 mc/sec.

1956 Jrnl. Chem. Physics 24 468/1 In NMR spectra nuclei which give signals at the same applied field or resonate with the same Larmor frequency may be considered magnetically equivalent.

1974 Encycl. Brit. Micropædia VI. 286/1 Auto radios generally use loading coils because whip antennas are much too short to resonate at broadcast frequencies.

2001 S. Hardingham London: Guide to Recent Archit. (ed. 5) iv. 36 The rhythm created by the enthusiastic walkers resonated with the natural frequency of the bridge and..caused the platform to sway dramatically.

1924 Chem. Abstr. 18 3003 The mol. as a whole does not resonate.

1932 L. Pauling in Proc. National Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 18 294 I have recently shown by the study of energy curves, however, that the normal state of the molecule resonates between these two structures.

1965 G. W. Wheland Resonance in Org. Chem. i. 7 Only by exercising the utmost care in the choice of words can one avoid the appearance of implying that the molecules..are oscillating back and forth among the several structures, and hence that these structures must possess real physical significance... The common statements that the hybrid resonates among the structures and that the structures resonate with one another almost unavoidably give this quite erroneous impression.

1999 W. A. Harrison Elem. Electronic Struct. xx. 773 In benzene..each two-electron bond resonates between two bond sites.

1864 Dollar Monthly Mag. Nov. 384/2 Then I gave one loud and long huzza for liberty... The very air resonated with huzzas.

1912 H. G. Wells in Amer. Mag. May 96/2 Simultaneously the hall resonated with children's voices and the yapping of a Skye terrier.

1957 Pop. Sci. Mar. 139 Several TV sets, all resonating with noisy entertainment.

1988 E. Segal Doctors ix. 140 The room resonated with an echolalia of groans.

2004 Atlanta Jrnl.-Constit. (Nexis) 18 Nov. ji1 The building resonates with the noise of construction workers restoring what a fire took away more than two weeks ago.

1955 Jrnl. Aesthetics & Art Crit. 13 520 The structure of Paradise Lost resonates with analogous images and ideas.

1977 N.Y. Mag. 2 May 17/3 One of the rare films in which a simple story about humble people resonates with deep humanism and genuine, unpatronizing laughter.

1983 Garden Design Autumn iii. 84/2 All her books resonate with hands-on vérité.

2002 Observer 10 Nov. (Food Monthly Suppl.) 25/4 This wine resonates with ripe tannins and rich cherry and currant flavours, with a top note of sweet oak-spice.

1903 H. G. Wells in Fortn. Rev. Sept. 549 The men and women of wisdom, insight, and creation, as distinguished from those who merely resonate to the note of the popular mind.

1952 G. M. Kinget Drawing-completion Test ii. ii. 37 He shows affinity for these qualities; he ‘resonates’ to them.

1979 Yoga Jrnl. Mar.–Apr. 50/2 We resonate with the old saying that wherever there is truth, Christ cannot be far away.

1991 Daughters of Sarah July–Aug. 22/1 Evangelical feminists will resonate with both what he rejects and much that he affirms.

2003 J. Stevenson in D. Adebayo et al. New Writing 12 175 We resonate to heroism because every one of us has performed a million tiny acts of daring.

1910 H. G. Wells New Machiavelli ii. ii. 205 It was one of Altiora's boldly blended mixtures of people with ideas and people with influence or money who might perhaps be expected to resonate to them.

1976 Publishers Weekly 27 Sept. 80/1 Prose..resonating with the illustrations.

1989 D. Martin Telling Line i. 19 Britten's music resonates in closer affinity to that of Purcell..than to that of any of his European contemporaries.

1992 Newsweek (Austral.) 7 Jan. 70/3 We need to know more about him for his fate to resonate.

2008 Independent 18 Apr. 9/1 The test of all great children's literature is its ability to resonate with adults as well as its younger readers.