resonances

noun
UK /ˈrɛzənənsɪz/
US /ˈrɛzənənsɪz/

Resonances are deep, echoing sounds that keep ringing after they start.

The resonances of the bell filled the whole valley.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Special connections or feelings that people share with ideas or memories.

The story had strong resonances with her own childhood.

3. Strong, clear sounds made by a voice or instrument.

The singer's resonances carried to the back of the hall.

4. In science, when an object vibrates strongly at a certain frequency.

The bridge shook because of resonances from the wind.