Pronunciation: /rɪˈzaʊndɪŋ/
adjective a resounding sound is very loud and clear, echoing or reverberating
A1 The children's laughter was resounding throughout the playground.
A2 The team's victory was met with resounding cheers from the fans.
B1 The resounding success of the new product launch exceeded all expectations.
B2 The resounding applause at the end of the performance was well-deserved.
C1 The resounding impact of the policy change was felt across the entire organization.
C2 Her resounding speech inspired a wave of change in the community.
adverb in a resounding manner, with great force or intensity
A1 The children's laughter echoed resoundingly throughout the playground.
A2 The audience's applause was resounding as the performer took their final bow.
B1 The team's victory was resoundingly celebrated by their fans.
B2 The singer's resounding voice filled the concert hall with emotion.
C1 The politician's speech was resounding in its impact on the audience.
C2 The scientist's groundbreaking discovery was resoundingly acknowledged by the academic community.
formal The orchestra received a resounding applause at the end of their performance.
informal The team's victory was met with a resounding cheer from the fans.
slang Her comeback was so good, it got a resounding 'slay queen!' from the audience.
figurative The impact of her speech was resounding, echoing in the minds of all who heard it.
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