Term Gallery logo

Meanings of resonance in English

Catalan
ressonància

Having the character of a loud deep sound; the quality of being resonant.

      ressonància
      Portuguese
      afinidade

      A relationship of mutual understanding or trust and agreement between people.

            afinidade
            Russian
            теория резонанса
            Portuguese
            ressonância
            Spanish
            fenómeno de resonancia
            Catalan
            ressonància

            Chemistry term; way of describing bonding in molecules or ions by the combination of several contributing structures into a resonance hybrid in valence bond theory.

            See more
                  Related terms
                  теория резонанса
                  No examples available for any of the synonyms
                  Usage of resonance in English
                  1
                  Results: Magnetic resonance imaging studies were available for review in 949 cases.
                  Pubmed
                  2
                  This is especially true if the subject continues to have a resonance.
                  The Irish Times
                  3
                  Fiona heard the low resonance of Ian's answer but not his words.
                  Gingham bride
                  4
                  The group's message has particular resonance in West Bengal, which borders Bangladesh.
                  Reuters
                  5
                  Magnetic resonance changes were used to calculate intratumoral doxorubicin concentrations throughout treatment.
                  Pubmed
                  6
                  The connection is accidental, of course, but it has a certain resonance.
                  The Irish Times
                  7
                  Magnetic resonance imaging during the first days of age confirmed vascular lesions.
                  Pubmed
                  8
                  IGNOMINIOUS was the word for it, but the resonance wasn't quite right.
                  The Irish Times
                  9
                  Then she needs to experience its resonance, and learn to trust it.
                  Feminist dot com
                  10
                  Fasting serum lipoprotein number and size was determined by nuclear magnetic resonance.
                  Pubmed
                  11
                  But only a stubby resonance from the left: some sort of chamber.
                  The Einstein Intersection
                  12
                  That appears to have resonance with institutional investors and others, he said.
                  Reuters
                  13
                  Writing needs stillness and solitariness to find moments of truth and resonance.
                  The Guardian
                  14
                  Structural characterization was performed by mass spectrometry and nuclear magnetic resonance analyses.
                  Pubmed
                  15
                  I thank Bruce Hammer for the magnetic resonance image in Chapter 19.
                  The Amazing Story of Quantum Mechanics
                  16
                  Sheers and Dunster hope the outdoor setting will lend another resonance, too.
                  The Guardian
                  About this term
                  More collocations
                  Translations for resonance
                  Resonance through the time
                  Resonance across language varieties
                  United States of America
                  Common
                  Ireland
                  Common
                  United Kingdom
                  Rare