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Meanings of more resonant in English

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Usage of more resonant in English
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But I almost think the uncut books are a more resonant metaphor.
The Guardian
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The time is right for a more resonant and joyful anti-consumerism.
The Guardian
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The glow was appreciably longer and warmer, the laughter deeper and more resonant.
John Barleycorn
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The colours seemed deeper and more resonant than I had ever seen them.
The Guardian
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Nevertheless Truth has a more resonant voice than even that of the Church.
The Master-Christian
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His voice seemed more resonant; the tones vibrated inside her.
Colorado abduction
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It screamed again, the sound deeper-chested than before, more resonant.
Turn coat
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And while lust has greater immediate impact, love may in the end be more resonant.
The Guardian
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The choice of location could hardly be more resonant.
The Irish Times
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The barks grew more resonant, urgent, almost a sobbing.
Serena
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It is made even more resonant by the usually reticent Dalglish's willingness to talk relatively openly.
The Guardian
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The gourds are, of course, dried, and the dryer they are, the more resonant the sound.
The Wonder Island Boys: Treasures of the Islands
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The comment was funny, timely and more resonant.
The Guardian
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And the exhaust, though not exactly rude, certainly sounds more resonant - especially with the windows down.
BBC
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Mr. Town sounded different from inside, his voice was deeper, more resonant-but there was no mistaking it.
American Gods
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And then he heard another sound, distant, like the cry of a bird, but deeper, more resonant.
The Lost World
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