resonant in Irish
resonant in Irish is athshondach, fuaimneach — resonant means deep, rich, and echoing in sound.
resonant in Irish
athshondach
Resounding, echoing.
fuaimneach
Resounding, echoing.
What does "resonant" mean?
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adj Deep, rich, and echoing in sound.
"He has a resonant baritone voice."
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adj Having a strong emotional or meaningful effect.
"The speech was especially resonant given recent events."
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resonant in a sentence
- He has a resonant baritone voice.
- The speech was especially resonant given recent events.
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What is "resonant" in Irish?
"resonant" in Irish is athshondach, fuaimneach. resonant means: Deep, rich, and echoing in sound.
How do you use "resonant" in a sentence?
Example: "He has a resonant baritone voice." In Irish, "resonant" is athshondach, fuaimneach.
Are there other ways to say "resonant" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "resonant": athshondach, fuaimneach.
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